Privacy and Data Handling
This release does not operate a public customer account backend, consumer settlement system, or production telemetry ingestion layer. It uses limited local browser storage and contact intake only where explicitly surfaced.
Privacy Surface
Privacy, browser-state usage, and public-release data handling should stay explicit and sober
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What The Public Release Does Today
The site provides public-facing pages, documentation, contact-intake flows, and optional local browser state for theme and session preferences. It is not presented as a live operational energy-management backend.
- • Static public pages and downloadable briefs
- • Email-draft contact flow for pilot, partner, technical, and disclosure requests
- • Local browser storage for theme and limited user-interface preferences
- • Illustrative or preview data in some legacy reference surfaces
What Is Not Claimed
This release does not claim enterprise analytics, large-scale telemetry collection, consumer-facing settlement records, or a public identity-processing backend. Future operational deployments may require additional privacy controls and documented data-processing agreements.
- • Google tag / GA4 measurement may be used for aggregate site analytics and search diagnostics
- • No claim of operational device telemetry storage through the public site
- • No consumer account data platform is claimed here
- • Operational deployments may require additional contracts, controls, and data-processing terms
Contact And Disclosure Handling
If a user opens a contact flow, the site prepares a direct email draft based on the stated inquiry. Security disclosures should follow the private reporting path first.
- • Pilot and partner inquiries are handled through the documented email-draft contact model
- • Security issues should be reported privately first
- • The public release keeps data-handling statements bounded to current behavior
- • Future operational systems may introduce additional logging and role-based access controls