Security & Data Protection
Updated: October 2, 2026
KitchenSpring is designed to hold operational business information, so security and appropriate access control are part of the platform's development rather than an afterthought.
Current architecture
KitchenSpring currently uses Supabase for database and authentication services and Cloudflare for web delivery and related infrastructure. Access controls are being built around authenticated accounts, business membership and database-level Row Level Security (RLS).
Access controls
KitchenSpring's current database tables use Row Level Security. The platform is being designed so access to customer information can be limited according to the authenticated user, business and application role. Security permissions and privileged database functions are subject to ongoing review as development continues.
Data in transit and infrastructure
KitchenSpring relies on its infrastructure providers' secured web connections and platform protections when data is transmitted between supported devices and hosted services. We do not describe the service as breach-proof or guarantee that any internet-based system can eliminate all security risk.
Development security review
KitchenSpring is currently in active development. Security configuration is reviewed as features are added, including authentication, database permissions, privileged functions and access policies. Issues identified during development are treated as items to resolve before broad customer deployment.
Customer responsibilities
Customers should protect account credentials and device access, use appropriate passwords, restrict staff access to what is needed, and promptly report suspected unauthorized access.
Security incidents
KitchenSpring is developing formal incident-response and notification procedures. Where applicable law requires notification or reporting of a qualifying privacy or security breach, KitchenSpring will follow those requirements.
Security questions
A dedicated security and privacy contact channel will be published before general customer access. Until then, KitchenSpring remains in development and is not being represented as a finished production security program.