Privacy notes

• Account data - a username, and identifiers from your chosen sign-in (e.g. a wallet address, email, or auth provider ID) needed to create your account.
• Project & verification data - details you submit for a project, and data pulled from sources you connect (e.g. GitHub repo stats via OAuth, domain records, or a payment processor) to power the proof-of-ship gate and public analytics.
• On-chain / market activity - trades, holdings, and earnings tied to wallet addresses. Blockchain data is inherently public and permanent.
• Usage & device data - basic logs and product analytics to keep the service running, secure, and improving.

To operate the platform: authenticate you, run verification, compute and display labeled metrics, power discovery and rankings, process trades and creator earnings, prevent abuse and fraud, and comply with applicable law.

Your username, public profile, launched projects, and their metrics are public by design - Skelve is a discovery surface. Trust labels tell viewers whether a metric is verified or self-reported. On-chain activity associated with your wallet is public on the blockchain and outside our control. Do not publish anything you need to keep private.

When you connect a third-party service (GitHub, a domain/DNS provider, a payment processor, or an auth/wallet provider), that service handles your data under its own terms and privacy policy. We request the minimum access needed to verify ownership and sync the metrics we display, and we never see or store your passwords.

We do not sell your personal data. We share it only with service providers that help us run the platform (e.g. hosting, analytics, infrastructure), and where required by law or to protect the platform and its users.

• Disconnect a connected source to stop syncing its metrics going forward.
• Edit or take down a project you own (subject to public on-chain records remaining).
• Contact the team to ask about the data associated with your account.

Note that blockchain records cannot be edited or deleted, and public market history may persist independently of Skelve.

These privacy notes are prototype MVP language and have not been reviewed by counsel. A full, jurisdiction-aware privacy policy will replace this before any production launch. See also our Terms and Risk disclaimer.