European by design.
Tracya is built and hosted in the European Union. Here is exactly what we do with data, and what we never do.
Where your data lives
All Tracya infrastructure (API, database, dashboard, widget delivery) runs on Hetzner in Germany. End-user event data never leaves the European Economic Area. There is no US cloud in the serving path.
What the widget collects, and what it never collects
Flow events (step started, step viewed, step completed, flow completed, flow abandoned) with timestamps, linked to your project ID and to a pseudonymous visitor identifier: a randomly generated UUID, stable per visitor and per project, stored in the end user's browser, not linked to any identity. Flow display markers stay in the browser and are never sent to our servers.
No names, no email addresses, no IP addresses stored for widget events, no device fingerprinting, no session recording. The browser extension reads no content from your pages and communicates exclusively with api.tracya.io.
For this data, you are the controller and we are your processor. Our Data Processing Agreement (GDPR Art. 28) governs it, is included on every plan, and is accepted at signup. A signable PDF is available on request.
Sub-processors
We give 14 days' email notice before adding or replacing a sub-processor, with a right to object.
Security measures
- HTTPS/TLS with HSTS everywhere.
- Passwords hashed with bcrypt (cost factor 12).
- Short-lived JWT access tokens (15 minutes), rotating refresh tokens stored hashed.
- Optional two-factor authentication (TOTP).
- Content Security Policy, DOMPurify input sanitisation, ORM-only queries.
- Global IP-based rate limiting, security event logging.
- Security patches within 30 days, automated dependency audits in CI.
Your data, your exit
Cancel any time. You then have 30 days to export everything (JSON) or request early deletion, followed by permanent deletion with a written certificate on request. Your flows and content remain yours.
FAQ
Where is Tracya's data hosted?
Does Tracya collect personal data from my end users?
Do I need user consent to run Tracya?
Is a DPA included?
What happens if I cancel?
Security incidents?
The paperwork, in full
This page is a summary. The binding documents are the Privacy Policy, the Data Processing Agreement and the Terms of Sale. In the event of any discrepancy, the documents prevail, and their French versions are authoritative.