Observatory

Privacy, plainly.

Last updated August 22, 2026.

What we store

Your setup (brand, competitors, questions), the AI assistants' answers about your category saved word for word, the readings and reports built from them, and the running costs of your checks. That's the product: a record.

Where it lives

On mainstream EU/US cloud services: the application and its database run on Vercel and Neon; report files are stored with the application; report emails are sent through Resend; cookieless usage counts are processed by PostHog.

What we never do

We never sell your data, never reuse one client's record for another, and never train AI models on your material. Your record is yours.

Deletion, completely

Ask, and your whole record — setup, answers, snapshots, reports — is permanently destroyed. The append-only rule protects history from being quietly rewritten; it never stops you from taking your data out of the world.

Other people's details

The saved answers may mention other companies and public figures — that is what the assistants said, preserved as evidence. We keep personal details to the minimum the record needs and treat them with care.

Cookieless usage counts

We count page visits and four successful actions so we can see whether the showcase helps people: access requests, redeemed invites, started checks, and report downloads. The browser stores its random identifier only in memory while the page is open; PostHog receives that identifier with the event and basic page and device context. We do not send campaign IDs, referrer details, sessions, forms, names, email addresses, or everything you click.

To request deletion or ask anything: pravda.systems. See also the terms.