Privacy, in plain words

• –Your email address, and your GitHub name and id if you sign in with GitHub.
• –Your GitHub token, encrypted before it is saved. It is never sent to your browser. We keep the list of permissions you granted next to it.
• –The MCP servers you add: repo link, description, tools, install command, version and package names.
• –What happened to each submission: status, links to pull requests or listings, and errors.
• –A log of activity on your account, such as sign-ins and submissions.
• –API keys you create, saved as a hash. We can not read a key back after we show it once.
• –Your Stripe customer id, plan and billing status.

Card numbers. Stripe takes your payment, and we never see the card. We also have no ad trackers and no third-party analytics scripts on this site.

• –Cloudflare hosts the site and the database, and sends our sign-in emails.
• –Stripe handles payments and invoices.
• –GitHub handles sign-in. When you submit to a list on GitHub, ManyCP opens the pull request from your account, so GitHub and the list's maintainers see it.
• –The directories you submit to receive the listing details you send them: name, description, repo link and install command. That is public information.

We do not sell your data. We do not share it for advertising.

The checker on the home page only reads public pages about the repo you type in. We do not need an account. Results are cached for a short time so the same check is fast the next time.

One session cookie keeps you signed in. Another short-lived cookie protects the GitHub sign-in step. That is all.

You can revoke ManyCP in your GitHub settings at any time, and delete API keys in Settings. To delete your account and everything stored about it, email hello@manycp.com. I will do it as soon as I can, and within 30 days.

Questions or requests: hello@manycp.com. I read every email.