Privacy statement

Last updated: August 2026

kite.monitor is operated by Concept7. This page explains what data we collect through the monitoring dashboard and the client packages that report to it, and how that data is used.

Data reported by monitored projects

Each connected project reports a limited set of operational metadata on a schedule:

• Hostname, environment (e.g. production, staging), and public URL
• Framework, language, and package names with their version numbers
• Debug and maintenance mode status

We do not collect application source code, database contents, or end-user data from monitored projects — only the version metadata needed to assess security and end-of-life risk.

Dashboard accounts

Access to the dashboard is via Google sign-in, restricted to Concept7 accounts. We store the name and email address associated with your Google account, and require multi-factor authentication.

How data is used

• To display project health, version, and update status in the dashboard
• To check reported package versions against public security-advisory and end-of-life sources
• To send alerts to the Slack webhook a team has configured

Third parties

To check for known vulnerabilities and support windows, kite.monitor queries public APIs such as Packagist and endoflife.date using the version metadata described above. No project-identifying information is shared with these services beyond the package name and version being checked.

Data retention

Project and account data is retained for as long as the project or team remains active in kite.monitor. You can request removal at any time by contacting us.

Contact

Questions about this privacy statement or your data can be sent to info@concept7.nl.