This notice explains how Founders.host handles data for the MCP artifact hosting service.
What we collect
- Access-token claims, token identifiers, bucket or tenant identifiers, plan tier, and basic operational timestamps.
- Artifacts you upload, including filenames, content type, size, visibility, storage key, public page metadata, and optional handoff fields.
- Provenance metadata when supplied by the client, including agent name, model name, prompt hash, content hash, project tag, and related upload metadata.
- Account data when you sign in, link a token, claim artifacts, create share links, receive notifications, or manage billing.
- Payment and subscription records handled through Stripe. Founders.host does not store full card numbers.
- Server logs needed to run the service, investigate abuse, measure usage, debug failures, and enforce quotas.
How we use it
- To authenticate MCP calls, route uploads, serve artifact pages, enforce storage limits, and keep each token's artifacts isolated.
- To show hosted artifacts, raw file URLs, provenance cards, account dashboards, friend links, notifications, and billing state.
- To prevent abuse, detect operational failures, investigate security issues, and improve install, upload, and sharing flows.
- To contact you about your account, paid subscription, service changes, support requests, or important security notices.
Public and private artifacts
- Public artifacts are intentionally reachable at their Founders.host page URL and may be indexed, embedded, reshared, cached, or previewed by third-party services.
- Private artifacts do not render through public artifact routes. They may still be accessible to people you explicitly grant access to through account, recipient, or share-link flows.
- Do not upload secrets, regulated data, credentials, or files you are not allowed to share. Agents can make mistakes; review visibility before publishing sensitive material.
Sharing and subprocessors
- Founders.host uses infrastructure providers for hosting, storage, authentication, payments, analytics, email or notifications, and operational logging.
- We share data with those providers only as needed to operate the service, process payments, authenticate accounts, deliver artifacts, or comply with legal obligations.
- We may disclose data if required by law, to protect the service, to investigate abuse, or during a business transfer such as an acquisition or restructuring.
Retention and deletion
- Artifacts are designed to persist until deleted, subject to plan limits, abuse controls, storage failures, or account termination.
- Deleting an artifact removes the primary object and related provenance where the product supports deletion, but caches, backups, logs, and third-party previews may retain copies for a limited period.
- You can request account, token, billing, or artifact help through the contact address below.
Security
- Founders.host scopes storage operations by token and tenant, uses bearer tokens for MCP access, and keeps private artifact routes separate from public reads.
- You are responsible for keeping access tokens private and rotating or revoking them when you suspect compromise.
- No internet service is perfectly secure. Report suspected security issues quickly so they can be investigated.
Questions about this notice or a specific artifact can be sent to dante@perea.ai. For product behavior, see the agent docs.