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Last updated October 2026.
The free tools run in your browser
The numbers you enter into any free tool (cash on hand, burn rate, revenue, headcount, and so on) are used entirely in-browser to calculate your result. They are never sent to our servers and never stored anywhere. The only thing that leaves your browser is the verdict itself (your status, runway estimate, or score) and only when you actively choose to email or share it.
When a tool uses AI
Some tools use AI to analyze what you give them (for example, reviewing a pitch or scoring an assessment). These are the paid tools, included with the Suite Pass. We run the AI for you, so the text you enter is sent off to be processed and turned into your result. That processing runs on a proprietary blend of systems and best of breed models.
For these AI tools, only the verdict is stored (the read or score we hand back), not the raw text you typed in. The one exception is BattlEngine: the competitor name you give it is the subject of the card it hands back, so that name is stored as part of the verdict. We never use anything you enter to train models, and we never sell it. Full stop.
When you give your email address
Your email is used to send you the result you requested. We may also send occasional follow-ups related to the same tools or topics. These will always be directly relevant to what you asked for, not broad marketing.
You can ask for your data to be deleted at any time by emailing hello@jpeterwheeler.com. We will remove your email and your verdict record and confirm when it is done.
Course certificates are public
When you earn a course certificate, it gets a public verification page so anyone you share the link with (an employer, a connection on LinkedIn) can confirm it is real. That page shows your name, the course title, and the date you earned it, and it can be indexed by search engines. You earned it and you choose when to share the link, but we want you to know the page is public by design. If you would rather it not be, email us and we will take it down.
Processors
A number of outside services handle your data, depending on what you do here:
- Supabase stores the verdict and your contact record. Supabase is hosted on AWS infrastructure in the United States.
- Resend delivers the email to you. They receive your email address and the result to send.
- PostHog provides product analytics (page views, tool usage). It does not receive the numbers you enter into any tool.
- The AI processing behind the paid tools runs on a proprietary blend of systems and best of breed models. It receives the text you enter into a paid tool, and only to produce your result.
- Stripe processes any payment you make. They receive your card details and billing email directly. We never see your card number.
- Cal.com is the booking form itself. When you book a call, Cal.com collects your name, email, and whatever you answer there, including an optional LinkedIn profile, then passes it to us.
- Daily.co runs the video call and, when a call is recorded, the recording itself.
- AWS holds a call recording in the cloud, in the United States, before it moves to a separate archive.
- LinkdAPI looks up a public LinkedIn profile whenever we have a handle to look up. That happens two ways: when you give us your own profile at booking, so we know who we are about to talk to, and inside Pitchslap, where you can give us the handle of whoever sent you the message you are asking about. The booking lookup is stored with your record. The Pitchslap lookup is used once, to produce your result, and is not stored.
- ntfysends us a push alert if a payment is disputed. It receives a masked version of the payer's email, never the full address, along with the amount, the reason given, and the response deadline.
- Search providers for BattlEngine (Brave Search, Exa, and Tavily) may receive the competitor's name and a few search phrases about it, when BattlEngine's deep tier runs a competitive search. None of your own information is part of that search.
- Vercel hosts this site and runs it.
We do not sell your data to anyone, full stop.
How long we keep things
We keep your contact record, your saved verdicts, and anything a call produced until you ask us to remove them. There is no fixed retention period.
Call recordings and transcripts do not stay in cloud storage. Daily.co makes the recording, and AWS holds it in the cloud, in the United States, while it is there. Those copies expire on their own, and what we hold afterward is an archive kept off it. If you want your recording once the cloud copy has gone, ask and we will send it from the archive.
You can ask for your data at any time, and you can ask us to remove it at any time. Email hello@jpeterwheeler.com. You will get what we hold, or confirmation that it is gone.
Questions
If you have questions about how your data is handled, email hello@jpeterwheeler.com. You will hear back.