Privacy

EntroVerse is built on The Covenant: systems are optimized for the people using them, not for extracting value from them. That applies to your data before anything else.

We run no analytics. No page-view tracking, no session recording, no advertising pixels, no fingerprinting, and no cookies for identification. The site sends a Content-Security-Policy of connect-src 'self', so your browser refuses any request from this site to a third party, whether or not one is ever added to the code. Fonts are served from this domain, not from Google. What we cannot promise from the front end: our host sees your IP address when you request a page, the same as every website on the internet.

We collect only what you give us directly: a contact form, a waitlist email. We do not sell, rent, or share personal data for anyone else’s purposes. On its way to us it passes through our host, Vercel, which runs the form handler, and Resend, the email service that delivers it to our inbox; neither receives it for any other use. Your IP address is held in memory, on the server instance that handled the request, to limit repeated submissions: for the rate-limit window (10 minutes for the contact form, 60 for the waitlist) and until that instance next handles a request or is recycled. It is never stored with your message. We do not build advertising profiles. Data you submit is used to respond to you and, if you joined a waitlist, to tell you about the launch you signed up for; ask us and we delete it.

EntroVerse products are architected so your data stays yours: local-first computation, post-quantum encryption as the design target, and no paid tier is ever needed to reach your own data.

This notice covers the website, its contact form and the waitlist. Each product will publish its own privacy terms before it handles user data in production. Questions in the meantime: use the contact page.