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Chonkie

Legal entity: Chonkie, Inc

SOC 2 Type 2
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Infra Providers
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Observation Period
July 22, 2025 - October 22, 2025
System Description

Open source data ingestion for your AI ideas.

Infrastructure Providers

Vercel

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Disclaimer:This data is sourced from publicly leaked audit reports. Inclusion in this database does not constitute an accusation of wrongdoing by the listed company. Many companies may have been unaware of Delve's practices. The "0 real audits" figure refers to the finding that Delve used a single template across all 533 reports rather than conducting individualized audit procedures.