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Where is my data stored? (Data residency)

Zenovay's primary data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt, eu-central-1) on Cloudflare and Supabase infrastructure. Here's the full picture, including international transfers.

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Short answer: your analytics data lives in the EU. The primary database is hosted by Supabase in Frankfurt (eu-central-1), and edge requests are served by Cloudflare's globally distributed network with EU points-of-presence taking the closest hop for European visitors.

Primary storage: EU (Frankfurt)

The Supabase Postgres database that holds your analytics events, visitor records, websites, team data, and audit log runs in eu-central-1 (Frankfurt, Germany). This is true for every Zenovay customer regardless of plan.

Data committed to Postgres stays in the EU. Backups are encrypted at rest and stored in the same region.

Edge: globally distributed, EU-resident persistence

Tracking requests are served by Cloudflare Workers, which run on the closest available point-of-presence for low latency. The Workers do not persist data — they validate and forward events to the EU primary store. Cloudflare's Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, and London POPs are the typical hops for European traffic.

KV (rate-limit counters, real-time visitor counts) is geographically replicated but treated as ephemeral cache — anything sensitive is hashed before it lands in KV, and KV entries expire on a short TTL.

International transfers

Some of our subprocessors are US-based and process small slices of your data:

  • Stripe (payments) — billing email, payment method metadata. PCI DSS Level 1 certified.
  • Resend (transactional email) — your email address and the message body.
  • OpenAI (the AI insights and chat features, when you use them) — the natural-language query you submit and a redacted slice of the analytics needed to answer it.

For these transfers we rely on:

  • The EU–US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) for Stripe, Resend, and OpenAI (all are DPF-certified).
  • Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) as the backup mechanism.

The full subprocessor list and the international-transfer mechanism for each one is published on our DPA / legal page.

What about analytics events themselves?

Visitor events (pageviews, custom events, geolocation, hashed IDs) never leave EU primary storage except in two cases:

  1. When you export them via the dashboard or API — at which point you control where the export lives.
  2. When you opt in to the AI insights feature — a redacted aggregate is sent to OpenAI to generate the explanation, and is not retained for training.

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