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.
- 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.
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We take read-only access. We do not commit to your repository.
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Access is removed and our copy deleted within 30 days of the evaluation ending, unless we engage.
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Your code is never used to train anything.
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Any secrets we find are redacted in our reports, and reported to you.
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Every access is logged.
What we keep
The honest counterpart
We keep de-identified learning — which questions turned out to matter, which checklists caught gaps, whether our estimate matched delivery. What we never keep, reuse or repurpose is your idea or your specification.