Privacy

Pilvi has no servers, so there is nowhere for your data to go.

What Pilvi stores, and where

Signing in with Cloudflare gives Pilvi an authorization token. That token is kept in the keychain on your device. It is used to call Cloudflare's API directly from your device and is sent nowhere else.

Which Cloudflare account you last chose, and whether you asked to be told about new alerts, are stored on your device as settings.

What Pilvi collects

Nothing. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier, and no tracking of any kind. No account is required to use Pilvi other than your Cloudflare one.

What Pilvi sends, and to whom

Requests go to Cloudflare — api.cloudflare.com and dash.cloudflare.com — and to nobody else. What those requests contain is governed by Cloudflare's own privacy policy.

Alerts

If you turn on alerts, Pilvi asks iOS to wake it periodically, reads your account's Cloudflare notification history, and raises a notification on your device for anything new. The notification is created on your device. Nothing is pushed from a server, because there is no server.

Removing everything

Signing out asks Cloudflare to revoke the authorization and deletes it from your keychain. Deleting the app removes everything else. You can also revoke Pilvi's access at any time from your Cloudflare account, under Profile → Access Management → Connected Applications.

Children

Pilvi is a tool for administering Cloudflare accounts and is not directed at children.

Changes

If this policy changes, the revised version will be published here.