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ConnectorDome is designed to collect and store as little as reasonably possible. This page describes v0.1 as implemented, not a generic SaaS template.
Inspect, preview, and build requests are handled by a Cloudflare Worker. The request body (URL, JSON payload, mapping) is processed in Worker memory. The Worker returns JSON, including a generated zip as zip_base64, to the browser.
v0.1 does not write guest builds to KV, D1, R2, or any other ConnectorDome store. There is no guest account and no server-side build history.
That is not a promise of “ephemeral deletion after N days.” There is no ConnectorDome-owned guest artifact store to delete. Cloudflare may still retain ordinary operational logs (see Infrastructure logging).
ConnectorDome does not claim ownership of submitted sensor or API data. v0.1 does not sell that content, does not use it for advertising, and does not send it to an LLM. Mapping suggestions are local heuristics, not a model call.
Sensor data is not automatically non-personal. A source may encode location, occupancy, device identity, workplace activity, home activity, or other sensitive information. Publishers remain responsible for having authority to process and expose their source data.
Do not put credentials in published connector packages. Manifests may carry secret_ref, not secret_value. v0.1 does not provide a secret vault. If you type a token into a field, it is processed like any other request body and must not be published.
Downloaded packages run independently of connectordome.com. v0.1 adapters fetch only the declared source URL. There is no ConnectorDome runtime phone-home.
Guest builds are not automatically published. A future public listing may intentionally retain manifest, publisher identity, docs, version history, package hash, and test receipts because publication is meant to persist. That is opt-in and is not implemented in v0.1.
Cloudflare processes ordinary web-request metadata: IP address, request timing, URL path, status, and browser/network headers. Worker observability is enabled, so Cloudflare may retain operational logs. ConnectorDome does not claim that Cloudflare “sees nothing.”
No advertising or analytics cookies are intentionally set by ConnectorDome v0.1. The site does not load third-party analytics scripts.