Your data
You are about to type something personal. Here is exactly what happens to it.
There is no account
Nothing asks who you are. There is no email, no password and no profile. A random string is stored in a cookie so you can find your way back to your own roadmap, and it means nothing outside this site.
Your roadmap lives at a long random address
Anyone with the link can read it, which is what makes it shareable. Nobody can guess it, and search engines are told not to index it. Treat the link the way you would treat a photo of your payslip.
What you write is sent to a language model
It has to be, to be read. The model is hosted by Groq and your text is sent there to produce the finding and the book list. It is not used to train anything by us.
The description itself is not kept for long
What is kept is the roadmap and the general shape of the situation, so that somebody describing something similar later can be answered faster. What is discarded is the description you wrote. The product keeps the diagnosis, not the confession.
If what you write suggests you are in danger
It is flagged, the book recommendation stops, and you are shown real services instead. That flag is recorded so the check can be reviewed and improved, as a short note of what was spotted rather than a copy of what you said.
There is no tracking on this site
No analytics scripts, no advertising pixels, no third-party anything on any page where you type. Counts of how many people reach each step are kept, with nothing in them that is about you.
Nothing is sold
Not your data and not books. The intended revenue is organisations running training programmes, which involves aggregate numbers and never anybody's description.
If something here turns out not to match what the product does, the product is wrong and should be fixed rather than this page reworded.