Do you know what's my net-worth is? I'll tell you.

It's

Yes, this is how we see your data (hint: actually we don't even have access to that strange series of letters).

Storing data

Have you ever wondered if someone from HeyFire can see your data? Well, we prefer making money by selling our software and not selling your data and that's why there is a specific process to access customer data for troubleshooting purposes - data which are encrypted by the way.

We genuinely want to help our users and have no interest in storing (or selling) their data.

In fact, we've gone the extra mile to ensure that our users’ data stays safe—even on their own machines.

As you may have noticed, our pages load fast 😎. But in order to maintain that speed, we need to cache some of our users’ data on their devices.

But caching data is technically storing data 😬.

Let me explain why the way we do it is totally safe.

How our Client-Side Caching works

Imagine you just logged into our amazing Net Worth page.

To show you your millions, we need to fetch that data from our Encrypted Database (yes, you data are ALSO encypted at rest using AES-256).

We then ensure the Net Worth page will load quickly the next time you visit by storing that data locally in your browser.

But here’s the catch: the data stored in your browser is still encrypted.

Don’t believe me? Okay, try to decrypt my Net Worth and I'll give you 6 months for free.

Be curious,

Yiannis H