What we collect, and why.
Last updated 22 October 2026. Trenyx is operated by Saurabh Bhatt, a sole proprietor in Ontario, Canada. We collect as little as we can, use no analytics or tracking cookies, and never sell your information.
What we collect
- When you use the start form: your email, the repository link, whether it's public or private, any note you add, and the page you sent it from.
- When you sign in to your reports: your email address, and your name if your Google account provides it.
- When we run your repository: a private copy of your repository, the results of each run and your reports.
- When you email us: the email and anything in it.
Why we use it
To reply to you, run your monthly reports, let you sign in to them, and keep the service secure. We don't use your information for advertising and we never sell it.
Who processes it for us
- GitHub: hosts the private copy of your repository and runs your tests.
- Anthropic: its Claude models read your code to write each month's bug list and the report, with training on our data switched off.
- Google: receives start-form submissions (a private spreadsheet and an email to us).
- WorkOS: handles sign-in to your reports.
- Render: hosts this website and the reports site, app.trenyx.io.
These providers may store information outside Canada, including in the United States.
Cookies
This website sets no cookies. The reports site, app.trenyx.io, sets one cookie to keep you signed in, plus a short-lived one during Google sign-in. Neither is used for tracking.
How long we keep it
- Your code, results and reports: while you use Trenyx, then deleted within 30 days after you stop, or sooner if you ask.
- An anonymous tally of which kinds of planted bug were caught or missed, and the language, with no code or names attached: kept after you stop.
- Start-form submissions and emails: up to 24 months, then deleted.
Your rights
You can ask to see the personal information we hold about you, correct it, or have it deleted. Email sk@trenyx.io and we'll reply within 30 days. If you're not satisfied with how we handle it, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Changes
If we change this policy in a way that matters, we update the date at the top and email users.
See also the Terms of Service and Security and data.