Compliance
Wavey does not currently claim SOC 2, ISO 27001 or AIUC-1 certification. GDPR duties depend on how Wavey and its providers process data.
We build Wavey with security and privacy in mind. Here you can see the controls that are available today, how data is handled and which capabilities are still being developed.
Wavey does not currently claim SOC 2, ISO 27001 or AIUC-1 certification. GDPR duties depend on how Wavey and its providers process data.
Publishing checks for critical exposed secrets. Pro and Business can run an AI code review; Business can schedule recurring reviews.
Supabase handles sign-in and Wavey project storage. Team access uses the roles currently available in your plan; SAML SSO and SCIM are not available.
Wavey checks project source for selected critical exposed credentials and blocks publishing when a critical match is found.
A connected Wavey AI model can review saved project files for common security concerns. This is an automated review, not a penetration test.
Business workspaces can schedule weekly or monthly AI reviews for published sites. A Cloudflare Cron Trigger and the Supabase setup SQL are required.
Connector credentials are encrypted by the Worker. Do not put private API keys in prompts or generated frontend code.
Wavey does not offer a per-customer region selector. Storage and AI processing locations depend on the configured provider and its settings.
SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, customer-managed encryption keys and private-cloud deployments are not currently available.
Wavey uses service providers to run the product. Processing locations and retention follow each service's configuration and terms; Wavey does not offer a single global region setting.
Worker runtime, website delivery and DNS routing.
Location depends on Cloudflare service and routing.Account authentication, database and project storage.
Database region is set in the Wavey Supabase project.Subscription checkout and billing management.
Payment processing follows Stripe's settings and terms.Processes prompts, code reviews and generation requests for the model selected by Wavey.
The provider and applicable terms depend on Wavey's configuration.No. Wavey does not currently claim these certifications. This page will be updated if that changes.
Customers choose from AI models configured by Wavey. Private keys used by Wavey are kept server-side. Never paste secret keys into a project prompt.
There is no per-workspace location selector yet. The Supabase project and AI provider configuration determine the applicable locations.
No. It checks for selected common issues and can miss vulnerabilities. Arrange an independent security test for high-risk projects.
Not currently. Workspace owners can invite members where their plan allows it, but enterprise identity controls and private-cloud deployments are not available.
Publishing checks, on-demand AI code reviews and optional recurring Business scans are available in Settings → Security Center.
This page explains which service providers Wavey uses and where customer-specific region controls are not yet available.
Give your team one place to create websites, apps and presentations with AI. See what Wavey supports today and what is still on the roadmap.
Invite teammates to Pro or Business workspaces, within the member limits for each plan.
Workspace owners manage membership. Wavey does not yet provide granular role policies, group provisioning or automatic deprovisioning.
Critical exposed-key checks run during publishing. Paid workspaces can run a deeper AI code review; Business can schedule recurring reviews.
Download the complete multi-file project, including separate source files and a README.
SAML SSO, SCIM and enterprise identity provider controls are not available today.
Wavey currently runs on its configured Cloudflare, Supabase and AI services. Customers cannot deploy Wavey into their own cloud or choose a separate region.