HarpKenn

Privacy

Last updated October 2026 · plain-language summary

This page describes how HarpKenn actually handles your data today, in plain language. It is a summary, not a lawyer-drafted Privacy Policy — a full legal review is planned before HarpKenn is generally available. If anything here is unclear, ask us before you rely on it.

What we collect

Your name and email (to create your account), and whatever you choose to enter about the people you care for — appointments, documents, funding details, and notes. We don’t collect anything beyond what the app’s features need.

Who can see it

Private household records are protected by account permissions and database access rules. Household co-owners have full access to existing and future household records and sharing controls. Owners invite them through a separate, email-bound acceptance flow and can remove invited members; the household creator remains in place. Limited document recipients use separate sign-ins and see only their recipient-specific shared text space, including the person’s displayed name. They do not join your private household. Owners choose view-only or contributor access, an expiry, and what text to add. Sharing activity records invitations, acceptance, revocation, additions and withdrawals; it does not record every view. Professional labels are not verified credentials. Nothing is sold or used for advertising.

Where it’s stored

Data lives in a managed Postgres database (Supabase), with database-level access rules enforcing the sharing model above on every request — not just in the app’s interface. The production database is hosted in Canada Central. Original-file uploads remain unavailable pending verified file backup and recovery.

Your rights

You can export or delete your household’s data on request. Revoking a share blocks subsequent reads and contributions, but cannot recall text already viewed or copied. Closing your account removes your access; contact us if you want your data permanently deleted.

Questions

This is an early product built by one family for others like it. If you have privacy questions or concerns, reach out directly — we’d rather hear them than have you guess.