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L2Privacy Policy

How information is handled in V1.

This policy separates the current memory-only frontend from services that may be introduced later.

Effective
27 July 2026
Last updated
27 July 2026
Version
1.0

Contents

  1. 1. Scope and current status
  2. 2. Information you provide
  3. 3. Information collected automatically
  4. 4. Why information may be used
  5. 5. AI and model providers
  6. 6. Service providers and data sources
  7. 7. Cross-border processing
  8. 8. Retention
  9. 9. Security
  10. 10. Choices and rights
  11. 11. Cookies and browser storage
  12. 12. Children
  13. 13. Questions and complaints
  14. 14. Updates

1. Scope and current status

This Privacy Policy explains information handling for noeTrace.

noeTrace is currently a pre-launch product in Australia. Verified operator and legal contact details will be published before production account, data-storage, or payment services become available.

2. Information you provide

The current frontend can receive name and email fields, onboarding answers, markets followed, competence and exploration areas, custom research areas, assistance requests, research prompts, watchlist choices, and other research context.

In the current pre-launch shell, Auth and onboarding fields are kept only in browser memory for the active interface session and are not sent to an account service. Passwords are not persisted. A future backend may process account credentials, support communications, watchlists, and saved research only after this policy is updated and the relevant service is connected.

3. Information collected automatically

noeTrace does not currently add analytics, advertising trackers, device fingerprinting, or tracking pixels. A boolean sidebar interface preference may be stored in a cookie when that component is used.

The Lovable editor error hook is limited to local development and receives a sanitised message. Production server diagnostics are designed to emit a scoped identifier and generic error text rather than user research, credentials, or raw error payloads.

Hosting infrastructure may process ordinary request information such as IP address, time, and browser request metadata to deliver and secure the site. The production host’s exact telemetry and retention must be verified before deployment.

4. Why information may be used

  • provide and secure the requested service;
  • create and manage accounts when production accounts become available;
  • maintain the research context requested by the user;
  • improve reliability and respond to support requests;
  • prevent misuse; and
  • comply with legal obligations.

5. AI and model providers

No AI or model provider currently receives user content from this frontend. If AI processing is activated later, user prompts and relevant research context may be sent to configured providers to generate outputs.

Before activation, this policy must identify processor categories, relevant cross-border handling, and verified retention terms. noeTrace will not claim that a provider never retains data unless that is contractually verified.

6. Service providers and data sources

Future service providers may include identity and Auth providers, hosting, payment, AI/model, and market or news data vendors. Providers will be named when active and appropriate. No analytics provider is currently connected.

The public site intentionally requests font styles and files from Google Fonts. Those hosts may receive ordinary request metadata; no user-entered research text is included in font requests.

7. Cross-border processing

Future providers may process information outside Australia. Actual locations and safeguards must be confirmed and this policy updated before such processing is activated. No data-residency guarantee is made.

8. Retention

Information should be retained only as long as reasonably required for the stated purposes and legal obligations. Current memory-only onboarding and profile state ends with the relevant browser session or page lifecycle.

Documented retention schedules must be established before production backend storage begins.

9. Security

Reasonable technical and organisational safeguards should be used in proportion to the service and information involved. No internet service can guarantee absolute security.

10. Choices and rights

Depending on applicable law and the service stage, users may request access, correction, deletion, account closure, or make a privacy complaint through a verified published contact. Automated self-service controls are not currently claimed.

No marketing preference or consent is collected in the current shell.

11. Cookies and browser storage

The current code contains one narrowly scoped sidebar-state cookie for a benign interface preference. It does not contain identity, credentials, role, plan, token, or research text. No non-essential advertising or analytics cookie is set by noeTrace, so no tracking-consent banner is introduced.

12. Children

noeTrace is not knowingly directed to children. A legally reviewed age threshold has not been invented for this pre-launch policy.

13. Questions and complaints

Verified privacy and legal contact channels are not yet published. They will be added before production accounts or persistent user-data services become available. Once published, privacy questions and complaints can be made through the Contact page.

14. Updates

This policy will be updated when information handling, providers, jurisdictions, or product capabilities materially change. The deliberate effective date, last-updated date, and version appear above.

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