KUVRT

Privacy notice and terms

Version 3, 11 November 2026. Material changes are pointed out in the app.

Privacy notice

Who is responsible

Melvin Erk, Cothmannstraße 5-7/22, 1120 Vienna, Austria, contact@kaiserbyte.com. The full details are in the imprint.

What KUVRT is

Messages, media and files are encrypted on your device, and only the people in a conversation, on their own devices, can read them. The server holds sealed envelopes until they arrive and deletes them. There are no accounts, email addresses or phone numbers: your identity is a key made on your device, backed by a recovery phrase that only you hold. KUVRT is built so that we cannot read your messages and do not learn your name or your contacts' names.

What the server processes, why, and for how long

Cookies and tracking

The app sets one cookie, kuvrt_had, once this browser holds a KUVRT. It holds only the value 1 - nothing about you, your identity or your device - goes back only to kuvrt.com/had and never to the server that carries messages, is not logged, lasts 400 days and is removed whenever you erase KUVRT in the app. It lets KUVRT tell you that the browser deleted its data, instead of greeting you as someone new. No tracking, no analytics service, no automatic crash reporting, no third-party scripts, fonts or images; the count of app versions and the totals above are the only counts of how KUVRT is used. Technical details leave your device only when you copy them yourself or send them to us with "Write to us".

Recipients

Hetzner Online GmbH, Gunzenhausen, Germany, hosts the server under a data processing agreement. Email reaches our mail provider in the EU. Notifications reach your browser maker's push service, tips reach Stripe.

Your rights

Access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection. Erasure and portability are self-service in the app: delete your identity, export your data. The complaint authority is the Austrian Datenschutzbehörde, Barichgasse 40-42, 1030 Vienna.

Changes

This page carries a version and a date at the top. Material changes are pointed out in the app.

Terms