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Privacy policy

effective
April 2026
revision
rev.a1
contact
privacy@systemtrials.dev
Notice · beta

This policy is a working placeholder and will be revised before the platform exits beta. The substantive commitments below hold regardless.

Data we collect

  • GitHub profile — username, display name, avatar, and primary email, received via OAuth when you sign in.
  • Submissions — source code you run or submit to challenges, stored alongside the challenge slug, language, and resulting score.
  • Progress — which challenges you have started, completed, or left in-progress, and aggregate scenario pass/fail counts.
  • Usage analytics — page views and high-level interaction events, used for measuring feature adoption. No third-party ad networks.

How we use it

Data is used solely to operate the platform — authenticating your account, running and evaluating your submissions in isolated containers, tracking your progress across tracks, and surfacing recommendations. We do not sell or rent your data to third parties.

How we store it

  • Submissions and account data live in a managed Postgres database, encrypted at rest.
  • Ephemeral execution sandboxes are destroyed after each run — code never persists outside the database row tied to your submission.
  • Backups are retained for 30 days and then pruned.

Your controls

  • Export — request a JSON export of your account data and submissions at any time.
  • Delete — request full deletion of your account and associated submissions. Honoured within 30 days.
  • Revoke — revoke GitHub OAuth access from your GitHub settings at any time.

For any of the above, write to privacy@systemtrials.dev.

Third-party services

  • GitHub — OAuth provider for sign-in.
  • Anthropic — processes submission code and challenge context when you request AI feedback or run a pair-programming session.
  • Stripe — payment processor for paid plans after beta. No card data touches our servers.

Contact

Questions or requests go to privacy@systemtrials.dev. We read every message.

/end · privacy policyrev.a1 · April 2026