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The companies that handle your data for Base Captain, what for and where. Follow changes in a feed reader with the Atom feed.

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  • Hetzner Online GmbH
    What for
    The servers, databases, files and backups of Base Captain and every base.
    Where
    Germany, in Falkenstein and Nuremberg.
    Transfer outside the EU
    None: in the EU.
  • Cloudflare, Inc.
    What for
    The front every request goes through: the encrypted connection and protection from floods.
    Where
    Its network worldwide, the nearest place to each visitor; a company of the USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The EU–US Data Privacy Framework.
  • Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL
    What for
    Sending email: sign-in codes, invitations and the other emails we send to users, and the emails bases send.
    Where
    An EU region of Amazon Web Services.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The EU–US Data Privacy Framework.
  • Stripe, Inc.
    What for
    Payments for Base Captain’s plans: the card, the monthly charges, the invoices and the receipts, with the owner’s email and the business’s country.
    Where
    USA, and its network worldwide; a company of the USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The EU–US Data Privacy Framework.
  • OpenRouter, Inc.
    What for
    The AI models of the assistant and of the agents in Base Captain. We call it with data collection denied. We cannot name the model hosts, which are OpenRouter’s subprocessors: OpenRouter picks the host for each request among those that neither train on it nor keep it.
    Where
    USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The Standard Contractual Clauses.
  • AnyAPI Labs, Inc.
    What for
    Web searches and web pages for the assistant and the agents, when no machine of the base can do them. For a search, it receives only the query. For a page, it receives only the page’s address and sends back the page’s text.
    Where
    USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The Standard Contractual Clauses.
  • PostHog, Inc.
    What for
    Counting the visits to this site, with no cookie: the pages read, where visitors come from and what they click. It receives nothing from the dashboard and nothing from any base.
    Where
    Germany, in Frankfurt, on Amazon Web Services; a company of the USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The Standard Contractual Clauses.
  • Anthropic, PBC
    What for
    The AI models of the agents that build Base Captain. They read the faults of Base Captain that a user reports through the assistant, to repair them: what fails and what the assistant checked, with the base’s name. They read nothing else from any base.
    Where
    USA.
    Transfer outside the EU
    The Standard Contractual Clauses.

Agents that run on your own computer, on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription, are not on this list: what they read goes to that provider, under your terms with them.

Before a change

We announce a new or replaced subprocessor here, and in the feed, thirty days before it starts. To object, write to [email protected] within those thirty days. If we cannot meet your objection, you may leave under the terms before the change applies, as the data processing agreement says.

History

  1. Anthropic reads the faults that users report Anthropic, PBC joins the list. The AI agents that build Base Captain run on its models, and they read the faults of Base Captain that a user reports through the assistant, to repair them. It starts now, because no customer uses Base Captain before the launch.
  2. PostHog counts the visits to this site PostHog, Inc. joins the list to count the visits to this site, with no cookie: the pages read, where visitors come from and what they click. It starts now, because it receives nothing from any base.
  3. AnyAPI also reads web pages AnyAPI Labs, Inc. now also reads a web page for the assistant and the agents when no machine of the base can. It receives only the page’s address and sends back the page’s text. It starts now, because no customer uses Base Captain before the launch.
  4. AnyAPI runs web searches AnyAPI Labs, Inc. joins the list to run web searches for the assistant and the agents when no machine of the base can. It starts now, because no customer uses Base Captain before the launch.
  5. Stripe takes the payments for the plans Stripe, Inc. joins the list to take the payments for Base Captain’s plans: the card, the monthly charges and the invoices.
  6. The first list Base Captain starts with four subprocessors: Hetzner Online GmbH, Cloudflare, Inc., Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL and OpenRouter, Inc.
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