What we hold, plainly.
1. The site
The corporate site itself is static. It does not require an account, does not run tracking pixels, and does not sell or share data. Standard server logs (IP, request path) exist for security and operations, as is normal for any website, and are kept only as long as operationally useful.
If you email us, we use your address to reply and to keep the thread. That's it. No newsletters unless you ask, no lists sold, ever.
2. Payments
Subscriptions are billed through Paddle.com Market Ltd. as Merchant of Record. Paddle processes your card and payment details — MirraCode never sees or stores them. What we receive from Paddle is the minimum needed to run your account: your email address, which plan you bought, and subscription status (active, cancelled, refunded).
3. Product accounts
My Truck and My Fleet accounts are governed by their own agreements and privacy terms, presented at signup. In short: your operational data in our products is yours; we don't mine it, sell it, or share it.
4. Mobile apps
OTRWise (Android and iPhone) is a fully on-device product. All of your operational data — loads, fuel stops, off days, goals, profile — lives in the app's local storage on your phone and never leaves the device. The app contains no analytics, no advertising, and no tracking. The only network activity is the store purchase itself: Google Play or the App Store processes the OTRWise+ one-time purchase, and we never see your payment details. Encrypted backup files are written to your device's own storage; moving them to your own cloud happens outside the app, through your files app. Uninstalling the app deletes its data — that is the wipe.
5. Your data rights & security
You can request deletion of any personal data we hold about you (product account data included) via the contact form. Product accounts also include self-service deletion in-app.
We run our own infrastructure to a standard we're willing to bet the company on — because we have. Access is least-privilege, transport is encrypted, and backups are routine.