GDPR · DPA · EU data residency

GDPR-compliant Git hosting
with the paperwork in public.

Give security and privacy reviewers concrete answers about where repositories live, who processes them, and what the contract says.

gitbuild.dev is operated by a Dutch company on EU infrastructure. Repositories, collaboration data, and backups remain in the European Union, and the DPA and infrastructure details are available before signup.

GDPR-compliant Git hosting

EU jurisdiction from the start

The provider, primary infrastructure, and backups are European. EU data protection law applies directly rather than through a transfer framework or a region setting inside a global cloud.

A DPA you can read first

Business and Enterprise plans include a data processing agreement covering processor obligations, subprocessors, retention, deletion, and breach notification.

Subprocessors are documented

The infrastructure page identifies the hosting, backup, email, and payment providers involved in operating the service, including their roles and locations.

Frequently asked questions

Is gitbuild.dev GDPR compliant?

The service is designed and operated for GDPR compliance: data is hosted in the EU, a DPA is available for Business and Enterprise customers, and processing details are documented publicly.

Is a DPA included?

A DPA is included with the Business and Enterprise plans and is available to review before signup.

Are repositories transferred outside the EU?

No repository data is stored or replicated outside the EU or EEA. The privacy and infrastructure pages document the limited non-repository hash-prefix security check separately.

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