Privacy

This site

The live demo runs on invented data in your browser; nothing you do in it is sent to us. It remembers your layout and theme choices in your browser’s local storage.

To keep automated submissions out of the access request form, pages on this site load Vercel’s bot-protection script, which sends signals about your browser to Vercel so it can tell a person from a bot.

We store the email address, the integrations you tick, the number of organisations, your note, the page you sent it from and the result of an automated bot check, in Sightline’s Neon Postgres database. A notification with those details, a long note shortened, is posted to the operator’s Slack. They are used only to evaluate and respond to your request. To have your request deleted, write to wieslawsamushonga01@gmail.com.

The console

Sightline reads the Linear, GitHub and Google Calendar accounts you choose to connect, within what those connections are scoped to. If you store a Slack bot token and channel, testing that connection asks Slack whether they work; the console does not read Slack messages. That data is used to render your own console — it is not sold, and it is not shared with any other account.

Today Sightline is single-player: one account, your own connections, your own data. Credentials you paste in are stored to make the next connection to that service, and removing a connection removes the credential.

Contact

Questions about this policy, and requests to delete what you have sent, go to wieslawsamushonga01@gmail.com.