Privacy
Optimum Forge privacy overview
This page is intentionally conservative. It reflects the current codebase and public product behavior at a high level and should still be reviewed by the product owner before broader promotion.
1. What this product does with submitted content
Optimum Forge processes the content you submit in order to generate the outputs the product is designed to provide. That includes rough prompts, app ideas, chat messages, pasted code, and imported source material used in the documentation workflow.
2. Accounts and authentication
The current implementation supports account access through Supabase authentication, including email/password and Google-based sign-in flows where configured. When you use an account, saved workspace behavior and history can be tied more directly to that user identity.
3. Local browser storage
The current app stores product settings and some workspace state in the browser. This includes local preferences, workspace continuity settings, and saved results where persistence is enabled. Local storage is also used for certain usage controls and guest-state behavior.
4. Saved history and workspace continuity
The app includes history and workspace persistence features. Based on the current implementation, saved history may be stored locally in the browser and may also be mirrored through Supabase for authenticated users. Workspace snapshots can also be restored for signed-in users where supported.
5. Source uploads and imported files
For the documentation workflow, files and folders can be imported in the browser to assemble a readable source bundle. The current code indicates that files are filtered, size-limited, and analyzed for documentation generation. Generated results should still be reviewed before being treated as final documentation.
6. AI processing
The current product routes AI requests through managed backend functions and provider integrations. Submitted content may therefore be processed by the AI services used to generate prompt, idea, documentation, chat, and voice-related outputs.
7. Analytics
The public launch layer includes Google Analytics and existing platform analytics. These tools help the product owner understand traffic and usage at a high level.
8. Limits of this page
This page is a practical product-layer privacy overview, not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal review. The exact retention model, business identity details, and legal disclosures should be reviewed and completed by the owner before larger-scale public growth.