How your data is handled

When you run a review, exactly three things are sent: the extracted text of your deck, the deck's filename (if you uploaded a file), and any optional context you typed (website, stage, target raise, questions). Nothing else — no account data, no identifiers beyond a technical request, and no analytics containing deck content.

Scanned or image-based decks are read inside your browser (local OCR). The images themselves are never uploaded; only the recognised text is sent, and only when you start the review.

The deck text travels over an encrypted connection (TLS) to our server, which relays it — again over TLS — to Anthropic's Claude API, the model that performs the analysis. Our server is a stateless relay: it holds the API credentials so your browser never sees them, passes your deck to the model, and returns the finished report.

Reviews are generated by Anthropic's Claude via its commercial API. Under Anthropic's commercial terms, content submitted through the API is not used to train their models. Anthropic may retain API inputs and outputs for a limited period under its data retention policy; see Anthropic's commercial terms.

Nothing, server-side. There is no database. Your deck text is not written to disk, not logged, and not retained after the analysis response is returned. If you run the same deck again, it is re-sent and re-analysed — because we kept no copy.

Completed reports are stored only in your browser's local storage, on your device. They never leave it unless you print or download them yourself. This also means: clearing your browser data removes them, and reports are not available on your other devices.

Open Recent analyses and use Delete. Removal is immediate and permanent — there is no server-side copy to purge, because none was made.

The review evaluates only what your deck provides. It never marks a founder claim as independently "verified", never invents missing information, and applies an investment committee framework — it is not an actual investment committee, and its output is not investment advice.