Your brand strategy is company information. It is treated that way.

Multi-tenant workspace isolation

Data belongs to a workspace, and access is scoped to that workspace.

Server-side authorization

Permission decisions are made on the server, never inferred from the browser.

Row Level Security

Authorization is enforced at the database layer as well as the application layer.

Private application tables

Application data is not publicly readable.

Sign-in options

Email and password with a strength meter and requirements checklist, magic links, Google sign-in and Apple sign-in.

Brute-force protection

Repeated failed sign-in attempts trigger escalating cooldowns.

Security activity log

Each user has a log of their own security-relevant events.

Password change and reset

Passwords can be changed from the account, or reset over email when one is forgotten.

Workspace roles

Owner, Member and Viewer roles decide who can change what inside a workspace.

Per-brand roles

Access can be scoped to a single brand, with permissions enforced on the server.

Private asset storage

Uploaded assets are stored privately rather than on a public URL.

Bounded AI access

AI features operate within the authorized task and workspace.

AI cost controls

AI usage is bounded, so a runaway process cannot quietly consume resources.

Audit logging for sensitive actions

Sensitive actions are recorded so they can be reviewed.

Specific implementation details, infrastructure names, endpoints and configuration are deliberately not published.