Privacy

What we keep when you face the panel, and for how long. Short version: your answers go after 30 days, your code is never kept.

What we store

The public GitHub link you paste, and the commit we judged.
The scan results: the claims from your README, what we found or couldn't find for each, and the odds.
Your three answers, the judges' reactions and scores, and the judges' chat in act 3.
The review: status, checks, one-liner, fixes and review comments.
A demo link, if you gave one.
A hashed, salted version of your IP address, to stop anyone running more than 3 sessions a day. Never the address itself.

To check your claims we read up to 10 files from your public repo. We keep them only until the review is written, a few minutes at most, and delete them within a day if you leave before then. A cache of a scan, so the same commit isn't paid for twice, is deleted after 24 hours.
Each review comment quotes a few lines from one of those files, the way a code review does. Those few lines stay with the review.

Nothing is listed or searchable. Your review link works for anyone you send it to, and it shows only the review: never your answers, the judges' reactions, or their chat.
The README badge shows your odds and tier, and links to that review.

Your answers and the judges' chat: 30 days, then deleted.
The review, the odds and the claims: for as long as the site runs, because README badges and review links point at them.
File contents from your repo: until your review is written, at most a day.

The judges are AI models from Anthropic. Your README, the files we read and your answers are sent to Anthropic's API to be judged.
Everything is stored in our Supabase database. We don't sell anything, run ads, or use tracking cookies. One cookie remembers which sessions are yours.
We count page views with Vercel Web Analytics. It uses no cookies and doesn't identify you.

Last updated 7 November 2026.