The services behind Galaxy Cue.
This list identifies infrastructure providers and optional connected services used by the current product.
| Provider | Purpose | Information involved | Activation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supabase, Inc. | PostgreSQL database, authentication, file storage, Realtime, Edge Functions, scheduled backend operations | Accounts, Businesses, Clients, Events, documents, files, messages, consent, audit and integration operations | Core |
| GitHub, Inc. / GitHub Pages | Static website and application-file hosting; source/release operations | Public application assets and deployment metadata; no intentional Event database storage | Core deployment |
| Resend, Inc. | Transactional and consented Business email delivery | Recipient and sender address, subject/body, template variables, delivery and unsubscribe events | Core email when enabled |
| Meta Platforms, Inc. | Optional Instagram Professional connection and Business-authorized publishing | Business account/page identifiers, authorization credentials, media/caption, delivery status | Business opt-in |
| Business-selected payment provider (such as Square, PayPal, or Venmo) | Hosted retainer and final-payment checkout | Exact Event payment request and provider link; payment credentials stay with provider | Business and Client action |
Italy/EU transfer status
Before Italy launch, Galaxy Cue must publish each core provider’s processing location and the verified transfer safeguard used for European Economic Area personal data. This page does not yet claim that a provider is covered by the EU–U.S. Data Privacy Framework or executed Standard Contractual Clauses. Those facts must be checked against the operator’s current provider account and contract.
Changes to this list
Galaxy Cue should evaluate privacy, security, retention, location, contractual, transfer, and incident-response terms before adding a subprocessor. Material additions should update this page and provide Business notice and an objection process when required by the Data Processing Addendum or law.
Business-controlled providers
A Business may independently use providers outside Galaxy Cue or paste a hosted payment link. Those providers may be the Business’s own processors rather than Galaxy Cue subprocessors. The Business is responsible for its selection, notice, contract, permissions, and retention.