Security

Where your data lives, and who can reach it

Written plainly, because you are trusting us with an archive you cannot rebuild.

Where it is stored

Where it is stored

Supabase, on PostgreSQL, encrypted at rest and in transit.

Who can see it

Who can see it

Every request is checked against your workspace membership before any data is returned, at a single point in the code that every data path passes through, so a missed check fails loudly rather than leaking quietly. Row level security is enabled on every table as a second layer.

Your API keys

Your API keys

Any key you connect, Bing Webmaster Tools, OtterlyAI or Semrush, is stored in an encrypted vault, never in a plain column. It is used server side only and is never sent to your browser. You see the last four characters and nothing else. Disconnect and it is deleted. Google Search Console is not a key at all, it is an OAuth grant with the read only scope, and you can revoke it from your Google account at any time without touching Pebble.

Sign in

Sign in

Three ways in: sign in with Google, sign in with an email and a password of at least eight characters, or ask for a magic link and skip the password altogether. Passwords are handled by our authentication provider and are stored only as salted hashes, never in readable form and never by us directly. You can add, change or remove a password from your account page at any time, and you can sign out of every device at once from the same place.

Staff access

Staff access

Our staff can see workspaces to provide support. That access is an explicit, revocable record rather than a hardcoded exception.

Deleting your data

Deleting your data

Delete a property and its data goes with it. Delete a workspace and everything in it goes. Both are irreversible and both tell you so before you confirm, including the row count, because for anything older than 16 months there is no copy anywhere in the world.

What we do not do

What we do not do

We do not sell your data. We do not use it to train anything. We do not aggregate it into an industry benchmark product. It is your archive.