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Privacy Policy

Effective date: 15 November 2026

How Endpoint handles your local workspace, API requests, credentials, and exported data.

1. Introduction

This Privacy Policy explains how Endpoint (the “Service”), available at endpoint.lunarping.com, handles information. Endpoint does not require an account and does not include analytics SDKs, a tracking service, cloud synchronization, or an operator-managed request proxy.

2. Information stored on your device

Workspace and history data are stored in IndexedDB on your device. Browser preferences and extension-status choices may also use local or session storage. Sensitive request values and environment secrets are excluded from saved data by default. Review your persistence settings and avoid using a shared browser profile for confidential work.

3. API requests and external services

HTTP requests and WebSocket connections go directly to the server you specify. That server receives the URL, headers, authentication values, messages, and body you choose to send, along with ordinary connection information such as your IP address. Cookies may accompany requests depending on your request settings and browser rules. Public example APIs also receive requests when you run their examples.

The receiving server’s policy applies. CORS, browser permissions, and certificate checks still apply. If you separately install a browser extension to change network behavior, its permissions and data handling are governed by that extension.

4. Exports, data retention, and deletion

Workspace exports omit secrets by default unless you explicitly include them. Generated snippets, responses, logs, and downloads can still contain confidential information. Review files before sharing them.

Local records remain until you clear them or browser storage is removed or evicted. Endpoint provides local-data clearing; browser site-data controls can also remove its workspace. Clearing local data does not delete exports, server logs, or data already sent to API providers. Save backups of important requests before clearing storage.

5. Website hosting and support

The website host receives ordinary page and asset requests, including standard connection information. Hosting records and information sent to API servers are subject to the relevant providers’ privacy and retention practices.

If you contact support, your email address and the information you include pass through your email provider to the support mailbox. Do not include credentials or confidential request data unless necessary to explain your question.

6. Your choices and privacy requests

You control the API destinations and information sent in requests. Review persistence settings, omit secrets from exports, and use the Service’s data-clearing controls or your browser’s site-data settings to remove the local workspace. For questions or requests concerning support correspondence, use the contact address below. Data held by API providers must be addressed with the relevant provider.

7. Security

Protect your browser profile and credentials, and review requests and exports before sending or sharing them. No method of electronic storage or transmission can guarantee absolute security.

8. Changes to this policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated when the Service or its information practices change. Updates will appear on this page with a revised effective date.

9. Contact information

For privacy questions or requests concerning information submitted to Endpoint support, email [email protected].

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