Data we collect
Hubitos collects only the information needed to operate the workspace and connected publishing workflows.
- Account information such as name, email address, user identifier, and workspace preferences.
- User-provided content such as prompts, draft posts, captions, uploaded attachments, generated files, and workflow configuration.
- Authorization metadata from connected services, including provider name, granted scopes, connected account identifiers, and token status.
- Basic product usage and diagnostic information such as feature events, error logs, device or browser information, and app version.
Depending on the features you use, these categories also include:
- Login and account-security information, such as an email address or phone number, password authentication records, verification events, login sessions, and identifiers returned by a sign-in provider. Signing in with Google or another provider does not by itself authorize social publishing or access to unrelated account data.
- Connected social-account information, such as account and channel identifiers, display names, profile images, Facebook Pages, granted permissions, connection status, posts, publishing receipts, and permitted engagement or performance information.
- Content and working context, including conversations, files, images, videos, product references, social-analysis inputs, draft and scheduled posts, task results, and, where available and enabled, saved AI memory and preferences used to personalize later work.
- Billing and transaction information, such as your plan, credit balance, usage, order and payment references, payment status, and subscription status. Payment-card details are handled by the payment provider through its payment interface; Hubitos receives the transaction information necessary to manage your purchase.
- Information you deliberately send through a connected messaging bot, including the linked account identifier, messages, attachments and delivery information. Connecting a bot does not grant general access to all of your private conversations.
- Information about public accounts, posts or product pages you ask us to analyze, obtained from the relevant platform or a data-retrieval service. Public-source analysis and private account authorization are separate activities; neither grants unrestricted access to private platform data.