Found17

Privacy

A plain-English summary for the Found17 free beta.

What Found17 receives

When you call Found17, you send a request containing a public web address and, depending on the capability, a question or claim. Found17 also receives normal operational information such as the time of the request, the route used, the result status, timing, and a request identifier.

What Found17 does with it

Found17 fetches the public sources you provide, processes them in memory, and returns a structured result with evidence and limitations. The application logs operational metadata and hashes for reliability checks. It does not intentionally put fetched page bodies, request bodies, secrets, or payment credentials into application logs.

Storage and providers

The service runs on Cloudflare Workers. Cloudflare may retain operational logs according to the account and platform settings. Found17 does not use advertising cookies or sell request data. A short-lived result cache may be used when your request explicitly asks for caching; cache entries are content-addressed and controlled by the requested freshness window.

Your responsibilities

Only submit public URLs and information you are allowed to process. Do not send passwords, private data, or confidential material to the free beta.

Questions

This is an early product disclosure, not a substitute for a jurisdiction-specific privacy notice. The privacy page will be expanded before paid or account-based use is enabled.

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