Data Sharing and Third-Party Services
Your data is stored in the European Union: Supabase hosts our database, authentication and files in Ireland. A small number of processors handle only what their task requires: Resend, which sends our emails; DeepL, which translates menus; Google, which hosts the website, runs the AI features and, only if you accept it, Google Analytics; Stripe, which takes card payments for the Pro plan, and PayPal, for the subscriptions taken with it, so that we never see or store your card details; Sentry, which receives error reports on servers in Germany; Cloudflare, when you serve your menu on your own domain; Web3Forms, which forwards the contact form to us; and Trustpilot, whose review widget appears in the dashboard, and which receives your name and email address once, when your first menu is published or the Pro plan is switched on, so that it can invite you to review Scanqur. Videos on the site are played from YouTube in its privacy-enhanced mode, and only once you click them. Your browser's push service (from Google, Apple or Mozilla) delivers the notifications you turned on. Some of these providers are based in the United States; those transfers rely on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or on the European Commission's standard contractual clauses. We may also disclose data when the law requires it, or to protect the rights, property or safety of Scanqur, its users or others.
The AI features deserve a word of their own, because they send content to Google: scanning a photographed menu sends that photo; writing a product description or a social post sends what you have typed and a few facts about your business; translating a menu into a language DeepL does not cover sends the menu's text; rendering a floor plan sends the plan; and the support assistant sends your question, the recent messages of that conversation and the settings of the business you are asking about. They never send your customers' personal data, and they only run when you use them.