Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 4, 2026
What Tanav is
Data we collect
Public registry use (no account): looking up or requesting a scan of a public GitHub repository does not require an account. We log the repository identifier and scan results themselves — this data concerns public code, not you personally.
Waitlist / get-started requests: if you submit your email (directly, or via the Claude plugin's org-scan request) to be contacted about a private repository or organization scan, we store your email address, optional company information, and the source you came from (e.g. our marketing site or the Claude plugin) so we can follow up.
Connected GitHub accounts: if you connect your GitHub account via OAuth to scan your organization's repositories, we receive your GitHub login and the access needed to read the repositories you authorize. We do not request write access to your code.
Usage data: like most web services, we log standard technical data (IP address, request timestamps, error logs) for security and reliability purposes.
What we don't do
We don't sell your data. We don't use scanned repository content or your account data to train AI models. We don't share your email or account information with third parties except the infrastructure providers needed to operate the service (see below).
Where data is stored
The Claude / Claude Code plugin specifically
The Tanav plugin for Claude and Claude Code has no login or account system of its own. It makes anonymous, unauthenticated requests to our public API on your behalf when you ask Claude to check or scan a repo.
If you ask the plugin to route a private repository or organization request to us, it will ask for your email and submit it to our waitlist as described above — the plugin itself never scans private code or requests any credentials from you.