How Angelus protects your data
We treat location and emergency data as critical information. We collect only what's necessary, for as long as necessary, and automatically destroy temporary access after the incident is resolved.
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Data protectionTemporary linksAuditable recordsSupabase infrastructureMonitored delivery
Data protection and storage
Data travels over encrypted connections (TLS) and is stored on Supabase infrastructure, with row-level security (RLS). Follow-up links use tokens that are temporary and are deactivated after the incident ends.
How alerts work
When you trigger an alert, the system may create a tracking session and notify guardians through available channels (such as push and email, depending on configuration and Beta stage), with a secure follow-up link.
How tracking works
Location is updated at short intervals and shown on a map with the recent route. The Realtime channel delivers new positions almost instantly, with polling as a redundant safety layer.
How guardians receive notifications
Guardians don't need a login to follow along: they receive a tokenized link. Relevant interactions may be recorded for auditing, depending on configuration and availability.
Privacy and sharing
Your location data is shared only with the guardians you chose, and only during an active incident. Nothing is sold or used for advertising.
Data deletion
You can request the deletion of your account and data through the official support channels.
Auditing and Transparency
Every incident generates auditable records, letting you know exactly what happened during the event:
- Emergency events
- Notification deliveries
- Guardian views
- Follow-up history
- Delivery status per channel
Operational Limitations
To work properly, Angelus depends on:
- internet access for real-time synchronization;
- location permissions granted by the user;
- proper functioning of the mobile device;
- availability of the communication channels used.
Although the system uses redundancy and multiple delivery channels, no digital service can guarantee absolute availability.
Privacy first.
Read our policies or see in practice how real-time follow-up works.