Pilot draft
Privacy
Short version: we collect what the pilot needs to work and nothing we can’t justify. We don’t sell your data. Creators you apply to see your name and participation state; nobody else does by default.
What we collect
- Your Google account identifier used to sign you in. We never store your Google password.
- Your profile — name, institution, faculty, programme, year, country. Whatever the onboarding wizard asked for.
- Betas you create, participations you join, state transitions on both.
- Reports you file.
What we don’t collect
- IP addresses beyond what Vercel logs for abuse protection. We don’t look at those unless something breaks.
- Social-media profiles. We don’t ask.
- Device fingerprinting.
- Analytics beyond anonymised page-view counts.
Who sees what
- A creator sees the name + participation state of people who apply to their beta. Nothing else.
- Admin sees anything you report, plus audit events when investigating abuse.
- Nobody else sees your participation history by default.
Third parties we use
BETA runs on these services:
- Supabase (Switzerland / Germany) — database, auth, storage.
- Vercel (US / Europe) — hosting + edge functions.
- Resend (US) — transactional email, when we send one.
- Google (US) — our OAuth sign-in provider. We don’t read your Gmail or Drive.
Your rights
- Export your data from your profile page (JSON download, when the endpoint ships — before public launch).
- Delete your account from your profile page.
- Correct any field by editing your profile.
Retention
Account data stays until you delete it. Audit events — the record of state transitions, reports, admin actions — are kept to support investigation if an abuse report comes up later.
Children
BETA is 18+.
Changes to this policy
We’ll notify signed-in users by email when this policy changes.