Trust starts with a boundary you can read.

We publish the smallest set we can stand behind: user-controlled submission, export and deletion request access, a forward model-training commitment, and one infrastructure statement.

Submission stays under your control.

The boundary begins with data minimization: you decide what Strategy context to submit, alongside the account, security, and technical data needed to run the service, and you can request export or deletion within the limits our Privacy Notice describes.

What we read

What you submit, plus the data needed to run the service

Data minimization is standard practice: you control the Strategy context you submit, alongside the account, security, and technical data the service needs to operate (see our Privacy Notice for the full list).

Not accessed by default

Data outside your submission and normal operation

Beyond what you submit and the technical/operational data described in our Privacy Notice, nothing else is accessed by default.

Who decides

You do, within stated limits

You choose what to submit and may request export or deletion of your data, subject to identity verification and the retention limits our Privacy Notice describes.

A simple view of the stated boundary.

It shows what you choose to submit, the infrastructure statement, and how to request export or deletion.

Simplified data-flow diagram
  1. 01 · Submit

    You choose what Strategy context to submit; account, security, and diagnostic data are collected automatically to run the service.

  2. 02 · Isolate

    Built on Google Cloud & Firebase · strict per-tenant isolation

  3. 03 · Request

    Request export or deletion through the privacy-request contact form.

Submission, infrastructure, and data requests.

Infrastructure

Approved platform statement

Built on Google Cloud & Firebase · strict per-tenant isolation

Model training

A forward commitment

We will not train shared/base models on your data.

Data rights

Privacy-request contact form

You control what you submit and may request export or deletion, subject to identity verification and the retention limits our Privacy Notice describes, through the privacy-request contact form.

Direct answers to boundary questions.

What data does Orthotropy read by default?
The Strategy context you choose to submit, plus the account, security, and technical data the service needs to operate. Data minimization is standard practice for what you submit; see our Privacy Notice for the full technical-data list.
Can I request my data?
Yes, subject to identity verification and the retention limits our Privacy Notice describes. Request an export through the privacy-request contact form.
Can I request deletion?
Yes, subject to identity verification and the retention limits our Privacy Notice describes. Request deletion through the privacy-request contact form.
Will Orthotropy train shared or base models on my data?
We will not train shared/base models on your data.
What infrastructure statement does Orthotropy publish?
Built on Google Cloud & Firebase · strict per-tenant isolation