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What personal data MockFlow keeps, how it is used, who processes it and how to access, correct or erase it.

Updated 10 Oct 20261 min read

MockFlow collects only the personal data it needs to run your account and your boards. This article summarizes what is kept and the choices you have. The MockFlow privacy policy is the full statement.

What MockFlow keeps: your account (name, email, encrypted password, preferences), your work (boards and spaces, uploaded files, comments), billing (plan and invoices, with card details kept by Paddle) and sign in and usage data (IP address, browser, sign in times). Beside it, your choices: ask for your data, correct it, or erase it

What personal data MockFlow keeps

  • Account details: your name, email address, username and password, which is stored encrypted, and your preferences.

  • Your work: the boards, spaces, files and comments you create or upload.

  • Billing: your plan, invoices and billing address. Card payments are processed by Paddle, so card details are handled by Paddle.

  • Sign in and usage: technical data such as your IP address, browser, time zone and sign in times, used to keep your account secure and improve the service.

How your data is used

MockFlow uses your data to provide the service: to sign you in, save and sync your boards, process payments and give support. MockFlow also uses it to send messages about your account and, where you allow it, about new features. You can turn off email notifications in your account settings.

MockFlow never uses your data for AI training and never sends it to anyone for that purpose, not even in an anonymized form, on any plan.

Who processes your data

MockFlow works with a small set of service providers for hosting, backup, payments and analytics:

Your rights over your data

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