Is my members' data private?

Updated 17 July 2026

Yes. Your members' data belongs to your app and is never visible to any other app on the Kinflo platform.

Isolation is enforced by the database

Every piece of data in Kinflo, members, posts, messages, orders, everything, is tagged with your app's identity, and row-level security policies in the database enforce that boundary on every single query. This is not an application-level convention that a bug could slip past; the database itself refuses to return one app's rows to another. Even if two creators' members share the platform's infrastructure, each community is a sealed unit.

The same enforcement applies inside your app: members only see what their role and membership allow, and your dashboard is restricted to your owner and admin accounts. Dashboard sign-in checks the role on every login, so a member who somehow finds your dashboard URL is signed straight back out.

Who can see your members' data

  • You and your dashboard team, according to their roles; see Team.
  • Your members, only the community-facing parts (profiles, posts) their access allows.
  • Kinflo, as the platform operator, for running and supporting the service.
  • Nobody else. Kinflo does not sell member data, and other Kinflo creators can never see it.

Your responsibilities

You are the community's data controller in the everyday sense: you collect the audience, and you export it. Export All Data in the Danger zone gives you a complete JSON copy at any time, useful for backups and for meeting any data-access obligations you have to your members.

Tip: passwords deserve a special mention: neither you nor Kinflo can ever see a member's password. Resets are the only mechanism, covered in Member accounts and passwords.

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