Privacy Policy

Contextt · Last updated 2026-05-03 · Effective date TBD

Placeholder. Placeholder. This page exists so the URL is reachable for OAuth consent screens and similar integrations during development. The final, legally-reviewed text will replace this content before public launch.

What this is

Contextt is a document intelligence application. The principles below describe how we treat your data. The full, legally-reviewed policy will replace this placeholder before public launch.

Data ownership

You own your data absolutely. Documents and extracted information live in storage that you (or your tenant) control — your own cloud account. Contextt's vendor infrastructure stores only the minimum required for the service to function: identity records, subscription metadata, entitlements, configuration, audit logs of vendor-side operations, and operational telemetry that contains no document content.

What we collect

Identity (email, authentication identifiers) via our identity provider Clerk
Subscription metadata via Stripe (when billing is wired)
Operational logs that include tenant identifier, user identifier, request metadata, and error details — never document content

What we do not collect

The contents of your documents
The structured extractions derived from your documents
Any data stored in your connected cloud (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, S3, R2)

Third-party processors

Contextt uses third-party services to deliver the application. Each is bound by a Data Processing Agreement. Current sub-processors: Cloudflare (hosting and edge), Clerk (identity), Stripe (billing), Anthropic and OpenAI (AI inference, when you opt to use the hosted-AI plan). The complete sub-processor list is published in the application and updated as it changes.

Your rights

You can export your data at any time. You can request deletion of your vendor-side records. Your storage-resident data remains yours and is unaffected by deletion of vendor-side records.

Compliance

We comply with the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and the Notifiable Data Breach scheme. Data residency options for AU, EU, US, and UK are supported.

Questions: james.bailes@outlook.com