Privacy
Kizaru is currently founder-operated and private-pilot oriented. This page explains the public privacy posture in plain language before real pilots and reviewed legal documents are finalized.
Kizaru Monitor can capture target URLs, screenshots, browser evidence, console errors, network and HTTP failures, page titles, final URLs, timing, and deterministic report output.
Screenshots and URLs can contain personal data or sensitive business details if the checked page displays them.
Do not use Kizaru with secrets, credentials, payment data, health data, private accounts, or other sensitive data unless you have explicit authorization and a reviewed operating agreement.
Early pilots should prefer public pages, fixtures, or safe test data.
Current retention is local and manual retention operated by the founder. Evidence is stored as local files during development and pilot review, then deleted manually when no longer needed or when a valid deletion request applies.
The public page is aligned with Kizaru's internal data-retention draft without exposing internal runbooks or customer-specific records.