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Legal
What we owe you in writing
Acceptable use
What this is for and what it is not.
Company and contact
Who runs ARMANOS and how to reach us.
Cookies
What this site puts in your browser.
Deleting your data
How to delete and what remains.
Privacy Policy
What we know about you and what we do with it.
Invitation terms
What you get for inviting someone.
Refunds
When your money comes back and how.
Security reports
How to report a hole you found.
Third-party services
Services that handle data for us, and every service the app reaches on its own.
Plans, renewal and cancellation
What a plan costs and what happens when it ends.
Terms of Service
What you and we agree to when you use ARMANOS: the site, your account and the app.
What the server holds
What the server holds about you, and for how long.
Latest changes
Privacy Policy, edition 3, 18 October 2026: A message to support sent from the app now keeps the app's report without addresses, and the app log only if you attached it yourself, with addresses taken out. Named the log of requests our hosting provider keeps, and who at ARMANOS can see your data and why.
What the server holds, edition 4, 18 October 2026: A message to support sent from the app now keeps the app's report without site, proxy or IP addresses, and the app log only if you attached it yourself, with those addresses taken out. Added who at ARMANOS can see your data and why.
Third-party services, edition 3, 18 October 2026: Named the log of requests Railway keeps, with the IP address of each request to the site and the server, and how long it can be seen.
Privacy Policy, edition 2, 16 October 2026: Added the section IP addresses: a table of every place the server keeps a connection's IP address, who sees it and how long it stays. API keys now also name the address a key was last used from.
What the server holds, edition 3, 16 October 2026: Added a table of every place the server keeps a connection's IP address: sign-in sessions, API keys (the address a key was last used from, and where it was created and revoked from), changes to your account and your team, Event calls and our letters, with who sees each and how long it stays. The exit address of a proxy is named apart: it is the proxy's address, not yours.