Last updated: March 2026
RepoLens is operated by VeriduxLabs (guy.ruvio@gmail.com). RepoLens is a GitHub repository health dashboard that analyzes public (and optionally private) repositories for security vulnerabilities, outdated dependencies, maintenance signals, and code quality.
When you use RepoLens, we collect:
For public repositories, RepoLens uses the GitHub API to read publicly available repository metadata, files, and commit history. No authentication is required for this.
For private repositories (Pro feature), we request read-only access through GitHub OAuth. We only access repositories you explicitly authorize. We read repository metadata, dependency files, security advisories, and commit history to compute health scores. We do not modify your repositories, create issues, or make any write operations.
We use collected data to:
RepoLens uses the following third-party services:
Cached health scores are retained to improve performance. GitHub OAuth tokens are stored securely and retained as long as your account is active. You can revoke RepoLens access at any time through your GitHub settings (Settings > Applications > Authorized OAuth Apps), which immediately invalidates the stored token.
We use industry-standard security measures including encrypted connections (HTTPS), secure token storage, and access controls on our database. GitHub OAuth tokens are stored with encryption at rest.
You can revoke GitHub access at any time through your GitHub account settings. You can request deletion of all your data by contacting us. We will remove your account, cached results, and OAuth tokens within 30 days.
We may update this privacy policy from time to time. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.
For privacy-related questions, contact us at privacy@veridux.ai.