Privacy

Privacy

Short version: the plugin keeps your code on your server, and this website doesn't track you.

The Airworthy plugin

This plugin reads your plugin and theme files on your own server; it never runs them and never sends them anywhere.

Airworthy only contacts an outside server if you allow it. Before your first scan it asks whether to also check WordPress.org, and remembers your answer; you can change it at every scan (in WP-CLI: --wporg or --no-wporg). If you say no, nothing leaves your server.

If you say yes, it looks up each plugin's slug (its folder name) in the public WordPress.org plugin directory (api.wordpress.org), one plugin per request, to show whether it is still maintained. Nothing else is sent: not your site's address (the requests use their own "Airworthy" user agent instead of WordPress's default, which includes your site URL), not your PHP version. As with any web request, WordPress.org sees your server's IP address. Answers are cached for 24 hours.

Airworthy sets no cookies, adds nothing to your site's front end, and has no tracking, account or sign-up.

Scan results are stored in your own WordPress database, visible only to administrators, and removed when you delete the plugin. We (DigitalKind) never receive them.

This website

Who is responsible

DigitalKind Limited, Coolduve, Kilmurry, Lissarda, Cork, Ireland. Questions or requests about your data (access, correction, deletion): hello@airworthywp.com. You can also complain to the Irish Data Protection Commission (dataprotection.ie).