Privacy Policy

Radar404 - AI Redirects & SEO — Last updated: July 28, 2026

What we collect

Radar404 is designed to operate without personal data. For each installed store we process and store:

We do not collect or store visitor IP addresses, names, emails, order data or any other personal information about the store's customers.

AI processing

When AI suggestions are enabled, the broken URL path and a list of the store's product handles and titles are sent to our AI provider (OpenRouter, Inc.) to compute a redirect suggestion. No personal data is included in these requests.

Google Search Console (optional)

On the Pro plan, merchants can connect their Google Search Console account (read-only access). When connected, Radar404 stores an encrypted OAuth token, the email address of the connected Google account, the selected Search Console property, and aggregated search statistics (clicks, impressions, position) and index status for the store's own URLs. This data is used solely to surface broken pages that still appear in Google and to verify redirects; it is never sold or shared. Disconnecting (or uninstalling the app) revokes the token and permanently deletes all Google data. Radar404's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Hosting and subprocessors

Data retention and deletion

404 data is retained according to the retention period configured by the merchant (30 to 365 days). All data for a store is permanently deleted when the app is uninstalled, and upon any shop/redact request from Shopify. We honor all mandatory Shopify privacy webhooks (customers/data_request, customers/redact, shop/redact); since we store no customer personal data, customer requests require no action.

Contact

For any privacy question, contact us at [email protected].