Sub-Processor Registry

Last updated: November 2026

About the operator: Sporeline is operated by Chase Freeman, an individual, as a sole proprietorship doing business as Sporeline (previously d/b/a Myco Ops). Sub-processor relationships listed below are between Chase Freeman d/b/a Sporeline and each vendor, regardless of the brand under which the Service is marketed.

Sporeline engages the following third-party sub-processors to deliver the Service. All sub-processors are contractually bound to process data only as instructed and are prohibited from attempting to re-identify any individual or Customer from data they process.

Sub-ProcessorPurposeData CategoriesCountryLast Review
Amazon Web Services (AWS)Cloud infrastructure — compute, storage, database, networkingAll Customer DataUnited StatesMar 2026
StripePayment processing — subscription billing, invoicingBilling and payment dataUnited StatesMar 2026
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES)Email delivery — transactional and notification emailsEmail addresses, notification contentUnited StatesMar 2026
PostHogProduct analytics and session replay (typed input masked; on-screen text visible)Pseudonymous user ID, tenant ID, role and plan; in-app usage events; session recordings of the signed-in app, with typed input masked and on-screen text visible.United StatesNov 2026
LinearIssue tracking — in-app feedback you send becomes an issue we work fromThe text of the feedback you send, your farm name, your pseudonymous user ID and role, the page address, recent page addresses, and trimmed browser errors. Never your account email address or name: email-shaped text is stripped. A note or farm name you type is sent as typed, so it can hold anything you write in it.United StatesNov 2026
Anthropic (Claude), including through Amazon BedrockDiagnosing errors and writing the ops triage summaries that file our issuesRedacted error details, alarm text and log excerpts (email addresses and access tokens removed) and Sporeline's own code; never your farm recordsUnited StatesNov 2026
ChecklyAutomated checks that our sign-in and main pages keep workingScreenshots and results of test pages from a synthetic test farm. No customer data: the checks never sign in to a customer farm.Germany and United StatesNov 2026
Microsoft AzureHosting, only for customers who run Sporeline in their own Azure subscriptionThat customer's own Customer Data, in their subscription. Not used for any other customer.The Azure region the customer choosesNov 2026
QuickBooks Online (Intuit) — only if you connect itAccounting sync, when a farm connects its own QuickBooks companyThe customers, products, invoices and payments that farm chooses to sync.United StatesNov 2026
Shopify — only if you connect itOnline store sync, when a farm connects its own Shopify storeThe products, inventory and orders that farm chooses to sync.Canada and United StatesNov 2026

Two tools never receive customer data. OpenAI Codex reviews Sporeline's own code and infrastructure only, and GitHub holds that code.

Analytics Processing

The signed-in app uses PostHog for product analytics and session replay (typed input masked; on-screen text visible). PostHog session replays mask typed input and show on-screen text, such as block IDs, names and numbers on the page. On public pages (website, sign-in, sign-up, docs) PostHog receives only a few steps, such as a page opened or the sign-up form sent, with no recording, under one first-party analytics cookie that holds a random visitor id (in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland only after the visitor accepts it); the Privacy Policy, Section 10, lists each one.

Change Notifications

We notify all Customers at least 30 days before a new sub-processor begins processing data. You may object to a new sub-processor within 15 days of notification. If we cannot accommodate your objection, you may terminate your subscription without penalty.

To receive sub-processor change notifications, enable "Sub-Processor Alerts" in Settings > Privacy > Sub-Processors.

Change Log

modified

Corrected the PostHog entry: session replays mask what you type but show on-screen text. Named Amazon Bedrock as a route to Anthropic Claude, which also writes the ops triage summaries that file our issues

November 9, 2026

added

Listed every service that receives customer data: Linear (in-app feedback), Anthropic Claude (error diagnosis), Checkly (checks on a synthetic test farm), Microsoft Azure (only for customers who run Sporeline in their own Azure), and QuickBooks Online and Shopify (only if a farm connects them)

November 6, 2026

added

Added PostHog for product analytics and session replay

October 7, 2026

added

Added Stripe for payment processing

September 1, 2025

added

Initial sub-processor list: AWS, Amazon SES

June 1, 2025

Objection Process

If you object to a new sub-processor, you may submit an objection through Settings > Privacy > Sub-Processors or by emailing chase@sporeline.com.

Sporeline has 15 days to respond with either: (a) confirmation that your data will not be processed by the new sub-processor, or (b) an explanation of why the sub-processor is necessary, along with your right to terminate without penalty.