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Privacy

Last updated July 2026.

What is collected, and why

An account is an email address — that is the whole sign-up. The address is used for two things only: sending sign-in links, and sending invitations when someone shares a database. No advertising, no newsletters unless separately and explicitly asked for, and the address is never sold or shared.

No analytics

There is no analytics or tracking code in the product. The only records of activity are ordinary server logs (which requests arrived, when, and from which network address), kept for operating and securing the service.

Where data lives

Records live in a database on the service’s own server. Uploaded files live in object storage — a separate file store, either on the same server or with a storage provider. Nightly backup copies are kept with a separate storage provider so a broken server cannot take the data with it. Email sending goes through a mail provider, which necessarily sees the address a sign-in link or invitation goes to.

Deletion

Deleted records stay in a trash for 7 days and can be restored during that time; after that they are gone permanently. When an account or database is deleted, its files in object storage are deleted with it, and its data ages out of the nightly backups within the backup retention window (30 days).

Your rights

The service is operated by an individual based in Egypt, and honors data-subject rights in the style of the European Union’s data-protection law for everyone, wherever they are: access to a copy of your data (the built-in export does this at any time, no request needed), correction, deletion, and an answer within 30 days for anything the product cannot already do itself.

Contact

Privacy questions and requests go to support@tabladb.com.

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