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Subprocessors

Last updated: September 17, 2026

StackGrit is operated by Kolliaugu OÜ. To run the service we rely on the third-party providers listed below. Each one only receives the data it needs for its purpose and is bound by a data processing agreement or equivalent terms.

Data transferred outside the European Economic Area is protected by the EU–US Data Privacy Framework where the provider is certified, or by Standard Contractual Clauses. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your data overall.

Infrastructure and service providers

These providers are used for every StackGrit customer.

  • Convex

    United States (AWS us-east-1)

    Application database, backend functions and file storage

    Data: Account and organization data, reports, findings, chat history and uploaded ZIP archives

  • Anthropic

    United States

    AI models that run code analysis and project chat

    Data: Source code, git history including commit author names and email addresses, and chat messages

  • Railway

    United States (US East)

    Hosting for the analysis workers

    Data: Source code and git history for the duration of an analysis or chat session, deleted afterwards

  • Cloudflare

    Global edge network

    Website and app hosting, content delivery and cookieless web analytics

    Data: IP addresses, request metadata and page views

  • Sentry

    United States

    Error monitoring for the app and analysis workers

    Data: Error details and stack traces, browser and device information, and the user ID and email address of signed-in users

  • Stripe

    United States and European Union

    Payments, subscriptions and invoicing

    Data: Name, email address, billing details and payment card data (collected by Stripe directly)

  • Resend

    United States

    Transactional and product emails

    Data: Name, email address, email content and delivery status

  • Google

    United States

    Sign in with Google and web font delivery in the app

    Data: Name, email address and profile picture when signing in with Google; IP address when loading fonts

  • Microsoft Clarity

    United States

    Session recordings and heatmaps on the stackgrit.com marketing site (not used in the app)

    Data: Page interactions, IP address and device information of website visitors

Integrations you connect

These providers only receive data when you choose to connect them to your organization.

  • GitHub

    United States

    Sign in with GitHub, repository access through the StackGrit GitHub App, and creating issues you request

    Data: Profile information, repository contents and metadata, and the text of findings you turn into issues

  • Bitbucket (Atlassian)

    United States

    Repository access through a Bitbucket connection

    Data: Workspace and repository metadata and repository contents

Other data recipients

To check your dependencies for known vulnerabilities and outdated versions, the analysis sends dependency names and version numbers from your manifest files to public vulnerability databases (OSV.dev, deps.dev) and package registries such as npm, PyPI and Maven Central. No source code is sent. If the project chat searches the web to answer a question, the search runs through Anthropic and pages are fetched from our analysis workers.

Changes to this list

We update this page before a new subprocessor starts processing customer data. If you'd like to be notified of changes, or need a data processing agreement, contact us at info@stackgrit.com.