Last updated: July 23, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains what Norveth collects when you visit the site or use the platform to scan a website, how that information is used, and who it's shared with.
The URL you submit and the resulting report are not used to train any AI model, foundational or otherwise.
Norveth analyzes public websites, not private source code repositories. It does not request GitHub/GitLab OAuth scopes to read your code, and it does not store commit history or source trees. The one exception: where a website's own client-side bundle is fetched as part of rendering the page (for source-map reconstruction of that public-facing JavaScript), that data is treated the same as any other scan output above.
Norveth runs on a small set of infrastructure providers, each processing only what's needed to provide the service:
All traffic runs over TLS. Passwords are hashed with bcrypt before storage — Norveth never stores or logs a plaintext password. Sessions are revocable, and API requests are authenticated with per-key tokens that are hashed at rest. Norveth is independently operated and has not undergone a third-party security certification (SOC 2 or similar) — see the Trust Center for the specific controls that are in place today.
You can delete a project from your dashboard to remove its scan results and reports from Norveth's active database. For a full account deletion, or any access/correction/portability request, email privacy@norveth.app.
Questions about this policy: privacy@norveth.app.