Subprocessors
Every third party involved in running this service, what each one does, and what each one receives.
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The important part first
None of the parties below ever receives your files or your text. Every tool processes your content inside your own browser, so there is nothing to pass on to a subprocessor — not to the host, not to a queue, not to a storage bucket. The companies listed here support the website and the billing, not the work the tools do.
| Party | Purpose | What it receives | Your files? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hosting provider | Serves the website's pages and static assets | IP address, timestamp, URL and user-agent in request logs | Never |
| Payment processor | Takes payment for paid plans only | Billing name, email and card details — held by them, never by us | Never |
| Email provider | Delivers receipts and replies to messages you send us | Your email address and the content of that correspondence | Never |
Free use involves fewer of them
If you never pay us and never email us, only the first two rows apply: something has to serve the page, and something has to serve the fonts. We are working on self-hosting the typefaces to remove the second.
Changes to this list
If we add a subprocessor, this page changes and the date at the top changes with it. Customers on a paid plan who need advance notice of a change can ask for it in writing at support@tekhx.com and we will honour it.
Data processing agreements
If your organisation requires a signed DPA before using bram, email us and we will provide one. In most cases a review concludes quickly, because the answer to “what personal data does the processor handle on our behalf?” is genuinely “none of the content, and no account data on the free tier”.