Trust starts with being specific.
We distinguish intended controls from current functionality. We do not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI, or other certifications.
Security Philosophy
Build security into the platform’s design, rather than treating it as a final checklist. Make product limitations and implementation progress visible.
Data Protection
Design for controlled processing, clear retention, and careful handling of security-sensitive submissions. Define these policies before product processing begins.
Encryption
Encryption in transit and at rest is an intended product design principle. The website’s transport protection depends on the hosting environment.
Access Control
Use least-privilege access and separate responsibilities. Future organization features will need explicit controls around users, roles, and submitted content.
Data Minimization
Process only the information needed for the task. Encourage redaction of unnecessary personal, confidential, or highly sensitive information.
Secure Development
Review dependencies and code, validate inputs, and test security-relevant changes. Keep the public website separate from any future analysis environment.
Monitoring
Plan appropriate infrastructure logs and operational monitoring, with deliberate access and retention controls. Logs should not become a second store of sensitive content.
Secrets Management
Keep provider credentials and private keys out of browser code and public repositories. Use controlled server-side secret storage for any future service integrations.
Responsible AI Processing
Minimize what is sent to AI services, assess provider handling, and preserve context about uncertainty. AI output should support a decision, not silently make it.
VULNERABILITY REPORTING
Help us build responsibly.
If you identify a potential security issue, use our security contact. Please avoid including credentials, personal data, or harmful attachments in your first message.
security@example.com