Security and privacy

The security of your data is important. Here's how we handle the information you store in Dulcat.

Your data is yours

Dulcat stores your recipes, ingredients, and settings in a database. This data belongs exclusively to you. We do not share it with third parties or use it for commercial purposes other than the application itself.

Where data is stored

Dulcat uses SQLite as its database engine. Data is stored in a single file on the server assigned to you by your hosting provider. You can export your data at any time in JSON format and keep a local copy.

No advertising or tracking

Dulcat does not display advertising within the application. We do not use third-party tracking systems to monitor your behavior within the tool. We do not sell your data to advertisers or any other company.

Password-protected access

Each user accesses Dulcat with a username and password. Passwords are stored with a hash (using PHP's password_hash), which means that not even we can see your password in plain text.

What happens if you lose your data?

You can export your data regularly from the application itself to keep local backups. If you have any issues, you can contact us and, as long as the database file is intact, we can help you restore your information.

Security limitations

Dulcat is not designed for high-security environments (like banks or government institutions). If you work with particularly sensitive data, we recommend you evaluate the specific needs of your case. For a bakery or pastry shop, the security we offer is more than sufficient.