Privacy

Account basics. When you sign in with GitHub OAuth we receive your GitHub username, display name, email address, and avatar. We never see your GitHub password.

Memories and conversation logs. The memories, decisions, session summaries, and conversation logs that you or your agents explicitly save to Remb. This is the product — it only exists so it can be served back to you.

Scan-derived code metadata. If you choose to connect a repository, scans read your code and store metadata about it — file structure, symbols, features, and summaries. Connecting a repo is optional; memory works without one.

One job: serving context back to your agents and showing it to you in the dashboard. That's what every piece of stored data is for.

We do not sell your data to third parties, and we don't use it for advertising or ad profiles.

After GitHub sign-in we set a session cookie to keep you logged in to the dashboard. Agents authenticate with API keys you create — and can revoke — in Settings. We don't use third-party advertising cookies.

You can delete memories, projects, and scans from the dashboard at any time, and revoke API keys in Settings. For full account deletion, email us at samsonrichfield@gmail.com and we'll remove your account and its data.

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top. Questions? Email samsonrichfield@gmail.com or open an issue on GitHub.