Who we are
SEO Dashboard (seo.cgtechnprints.app) is a reporting tool. Anyone with a Google account can sign in and add their own websites; each account sees only its own workspaces and the ones shared with it. It is operated by Genmar Dadivo, who you can reach at genmar.dadivo.25@gmail.com.
What we access from your Google account
The app asks Google for these permissions, and only these:
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Sign-in (
openid,email,profile): your email address, name and profile picture, used to identify you and decide which workspaces you can see. -
Google Search Console, read-only (
webmasters.readonly): search performance data (queries, pages, clicks, impressions, position) and URL index status, for the Search Console properties you choose to connect to a workspace. -
Google Analytics, read-only (
analytics.readonly): your list of GA4 properties, and aggregated traffic reports (sessions, users, channels, landing pages) for the properties you choose to connect.
The app can't change anything in your Google account, Search Console or Analytics. It doesn't read your Gmail, Drive, contacts or any other Google service.
What we access from Facebook, Instagram and Meta Ads
Only if someone with access to a workspace chooses to connect a Facebook Page, an Instagram professional account or a Meta ad account to it, through Facebook Login. The app asks Meta for read-only permissions, and uses them only for the Pages and accounts picked during that step:
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Facebook Pages (
pages_show_list,pages_read_engagement,read_insights): the list of Pages you manage, so you can pick one, and that Page's aggregated insights — followers, reach, impressions, engagement — and its own published posts with their metrics. -
Instagram (
instagram_basic,instagram_manage_insights): the connected professional account's profile, its own posts, and aggregated account and post insights. -
Meta Ads (
ads_read): performance figures for the ad accounts you pick — spend, impressions, clicks, conversions and the campaigns they belong to.
The app never posts, comments, sends messages, or changes Pages, accounts or ads. It doesn't read private messages, and it doesn't collect information about the individual people who follow or interact with a Page or account — only the totals Meta reports.
Crawling your website
For each workspace, the app periodically fetches a sample of pages from the website domain entered
for that workspace (about 30 requests, roughly once a week) to check status codes, titles,
descriptions and similar on-page details. It identifies itself as SEODashboardBot and
follows the site's robots.txt. It reads only public pages, and stores only those
technical details — not page content.
What we store, and where
- Your account: email address, name and profile picture URL, plus a sign-in session.
- Access tokens: one Google refresh token per connected workspace, and for a workspace that connects Meta, the Page and account access tokens Meta issues. These let the dashboard fetch fresh reports without asking you to sign in each time.
- Cached report data: copies of Search Console, Analytics and (where connected) Facebook, Instagram and Meta Ads results, saved report snapshots and history, kept so pages load quickly and trends can be compared over time.
- Workspace settings: which Search Console site and GA4 property you selected, workspace members, and any third-party API keys a workspace owner adds.
All of this is stored on Cloudflare (Cloudflare Pages and Cloudflare D1), the infrastructure the app runs on. It's never stored on your device beyond a sign-in cookie.
How we use it
Data from Google and Meta is used only to show reports inside this dashboard to the people who have access to that workspace. It is never sold, never used for advertising, never used to build profiles of you, and never used to train AI models. We don't share it with anyone, except where you or a workspace owner explicitly turn on one of these features:
- AI Analysis: when you ask for an AI summary, aggregated report figures are sent to the AI provider the workspace has configured (for example Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or Cloudflare Workers AI) to generate that summary.
- Shared report links and scheduled reports: a workspace owner can create a read-only report link, or have a weekly report sent to Slack or by email. Anyone with the link or the message can see that report.
How to revoke access
- In the dashboard: go to Connections & Keys and click Disconnect. This deletes the stored refresh token for that workspace.
- At Google: open myaccount.google.com/permissions, select SEO Dashboard and remove its access. This cancels the permission on Google's side, so any stored token stops working immediately.
- At Facebook: open Settings & privacy → Settings → Business integrations (or Apps and websites), select SEO Dashboard and remove it. Its stored Meta tokens stop working immediately.
Deleting your data
Email genmar.dadivo.25@gmail.com from the address you sign in with and ask for your data to be deleted. We'll remove your account, sessions and any tokens you connected (Google or Meta), plus the cached report data for workspaces that only you own, within 30 days. Cached data is otherwise kept for as long as the workspace exists, so reports can show history. Step-by-step instructions, including for Facebook and Instagram data, are on the data deletion page.
Security
All traffic uses HTTPS. OAuth credentials and tokens are only read on the server and are never sent to your browser. Access to each workspace is limited to the account that created it and the people it has invited.
Changes
If this policy changes, we'll update the date at the top of this page. Significant changes will be announced to signed-in users.
Contact
Questions or requests: genmar.dadivo.25@gmail.com