Chargeflux.io

Privacy

Chargeflux.io uses a hosted runtime to maintain OCPP connections to your CSMS. This page explains what is stored, what stays in memory and what is never sent to analytics.

What is not collected

Chargeflux.io does not send any of the following to analytics or telemetry:

  • Your CSMS URL
  • Query-string tokens or credentials
  • Usernames or passwords
  • The station identity you enter
  • idTags
  • OCPP message payloads and message IDs
  • Vendor-specific data
  • Exported configuration and session logs

OCPP traffic flows through the hosted runtime to maintain the connection you requested. Message logs are held in memory for your active session by the runtime and are not persisted to a database.

What is collected

Chargeflux.io uses configured product analytics providers, currently PostHog US Cloud and/or Google Analytics when enabled. Session recording is disabled, autocapture is disabled where supported, and analytics events are limited to explicit page views and product event names. The list above remains true: CSMS URLs, station identities, OCPP payloads and credentials are never sent to analytics.

If you join a paid-plan waitlist, your email address is stored in Supabase solely so Chargeflux.io can contact you about launch. It is not shared.

Hosted stations store your CSMS endpoint and station configuration in your account (Supabase) solely to maintain the connection you asked for. That account record is deleted when you delete or stop the hosted station.

Local storage on your device

To make the simulator useful, some data is still stored locally in your browser:

  • localStorage holds small user preferences.
  • IndexedDB holds named charger configurations and larger local session logs.
  • Live credentials are kept in memory unless you explicitly choose to remember them on this device.

Secrets are not persisted by default, exports omit secrets by default, and log views redact configured secret values.

Clearing your local data

You can permanently remove all locally stored Chargeflux.io data at any time using the “Clear local data” control in the simulator settings. You can also clear site data for chargeflux.io through your browser settings, which removes both localStorage and IndexedDB entries.