How we protect your data

Bot tokens are stored exclusively AES-256-GCM encrypted - with a dedicated initialization vector per value, a separately stored auth tag, and key versioning. Tokens are decrypted exclusively by the instance manager, never returned via the API, never displayed in the frontend, and never written to logs.

A hash of the token ensures that a token is always assigned to exactly one account.

Passwords are hashed with scrypt (an individual salt per account) and never stored in plain text, logged, or sent by email. During registration, passwords are checked against a list of commonly used passwords.

After several failed attempts, an account is temporarily locked to make automated guessing harder.

You can additionally protect your account with TOTP-based two-factor authentication (compatible with common authenticator apps). Backup codes are stored only as hashes and shown to you exactly once during setup.

Sessions are managed server-side and can be revoked individually or entirely at any time. Sensitive actions such as token changes, email changes, or account deletion require you to confirm your credentials again (re-authentication).

Every action in the dashboard is checked on the server against your actual Discord permissions or your account role - the frontend is display only and never the sole access control.

Security-relevant changes to servers and accounts are logged traceably (user, action, timestamp). Sensitive values such as passwords or tokens never appear in the log.

You can request an export of your account data yourself at any time - based exclusively on an allowlist, never including tokens, passwords, or keys. You can request account deletion yourself; it takes effect after a revocation period, after which your data is anonymized or deleted unless a statutory retention obligation applies.