Plain information about your data.

Who is responsible

FreelancerPlanning is the service operating at FreelancerPlanning.com. Use the private contact form for access, correction, deletion, objection or other privacy requests.

Public browsing and accounts

You may read lessons, challenges and approved build stories without an account. If you create an account, Supabase Auth processes your email and sign-in session. We store your chosen username, geometric avatar, confirmation that you are 18 or older, challenge progress, private drafts and account dates. Your email is not displayed on your public profile.

Build stories and feedback

Drafts and pending submissions are visible only to you and authorised reviewers. When a build is approved, the structured story, username, avatar, public website link, optional source link, tools, prompt, learning notes, language and tags become public. Public links may be visited and indexed by search engines.

Reactions and optional feedback are linked to your member account. Content reports and moderation appeals store the contact details, page URL, reference and message you submit.

Moderation and safety

Authorised reviewers use submitted information to approve, request changes, reject, archive or investigate content. A plain-language decision and moderation reference may be stored and emailed to you. Accounts may be suspended when needed to protect people, the service or legal rights.

Product measurement

We record limited events such as sign-in requests, completed accounts, challenge starts, saved progress, submissions, publication and feedback. These records help us understand whether people finish and return. Rate-limit records use a one-way hash rather than a raw IP address. Hosting and security providers may still process technical logs needed to deliver and protect the service.

Calculator, contact and subscriptions

The automation calculator keeps unfinished answers in the current browser tab. It does not silently store the project description. If you request an emailed report, use the contact desk or subscribe for a sample, the relevant form explains what will be stored and whether marketing consent is involved. A service email or account does not automatically add you to marketing.

Service providers

The service uses Vercel for hosting, Supabase for authentication and database storage, and Resend for requested emails. These providers process information needed to provide their services and apply their own security and privacy terms.

Retention

Community accounts, drafts, published builds and feedback remain until you delete them, the service removes them, or they are no longer needed. Community events are designed to expire after 180 days. Calculator events and emailed-report records expire after 90 days. Support tickets are kept for up to 12 months, and consented marketing records for up to 24 months after the last recorded interaction unless consent is withdrawn sooner. Legal, abuse-prevention or dispute records may be kept longer where necessary.

Your controls

The workspace lets you download a JSON copy of your community profile, progress, submissions and feedback, or permanently delete the account. Deletion removes the authentication user and related community records. Public copies held by search engines, archives or people who visited an external link may take longer to disappear. Contact us if you need help.

Age rule

Public educational content is open to all ages. During version zero, accounts and publishing require confirmation that the member is 18 or older. Do not create an account or submit personal information if you are under 18.

International processing and rights

Service providers may process information outside your country using available contractual and organisational safeguards. Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict, object or withdraw consent. You may also have the right to complain to your local data-protection authority.

Changes

The date above will change when a material revision is published. New account providers, payment systems or other processors will be described before they are introduced.