Last Updated: February 19, 2026
Snapwire collects the minimum data necessary to provide its monitoring and auditing services. This includes:
Raw API keys are never stored in logs. When you store credentials in the Snapwire Vault, your real API keys are encrypted at rest and injected ephemerally — they never appear in audit logs or monitoring data.
Snap-Tokens mask real credentials. Proxy tokens (Snap-Tokens) are used in place of your actual API keys so that your real credentials are never exposed in agent traffic or log entries.
Snapwire supports opt-in anonymous telemetry to help improve the service. Telemetry is disabled by default and can be toggled at any time from your dashboard settings.
When enabled, telemetry includes:
No personally identifiable information (PII) is ever included in telemetry data.
All audit logs, rules, and configuration data are stored in your own database. Snapwire does not maintain a centralized data store for user monitoring data.
Self-hosted users control their data entirely. If you deploy Snapwire on your own infrastructure, all data remains on your servers and is never transmitted to us.
Snapwire integrates with LLM providers (such as Anthropic and OpenAI) solely for the purpose of AI-powered auditing of tool calls. When the AI auditor is enabled:
You can delete your data at any time by deleting your account. Upon account deletion, all associated audit logs, rules, API keys, vault entries, and configuration data are permanently removed from the database.
Session cookies are used for authentication only. These cookies are essential for maintaining your login session and do not track you across other websites.
localStorage is used for UI preferences such as theme settings, sidebar state, and dashboard layout. This data stays in your browser and is never transmitted to our servers.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or your data, you can reach out through the project repository or your deployment's configured contact channels.