Confidentiality

What happens to what you share.

You are about to describe a business plan to a system you have not used before. Here is exactly what happens to it — and nothing on this page is a promise we have not already put in place.

Example

code evaluation · handling record per repository

Access: read-only
Commits by us: 0
Access log: 14 entries · yours on request
Secrets found: 1 · redacted, reported to you
Used for training: never
Our copy deleted: ≤ 30 days after evaluation ends

What a prototype-rescue or modernization evaluation leaves behind: a log, a report, and no copy.

Your project

Your description stays yours

Your specification and everything you describe is confidential.

Your code

If you share a repository

For a prototype rescue or a legacy modernization, this is the handling it gets.

We take read-only access. We do not commit to your repository.
Access is removed and our copy deleted within 30 days of the evaluation ending, unless we engage.
Your code is never used to train anything.
Any secrets we find are redacted in our reports, and reported to you.
Every access is logged.