How Brazework handles your data

The short version, in plain language. It describes what Brazework does today; full terms will be published before Brazework opens publicly.

What Brazework keeps

What you give it: your profile, posts, replies, projects, milestones and their evidence links, messages, clubs and the events you RSVP to.
Brazework never pulls records from your school. Nothing about you comes from a registrar, a transcript or a student system.
Brazework counts views of your profile so you can see your own analytics.

New milestones are private by default. They show on your profile only if you choose to show them.
A milestone is verified only by an officer of the club you sent it to, never by you, a teammate on the project or Ember. Each badge records who verified it, their role, the club and when.
Verified companies and schools can search public verified work only. Messages they send land in your Requests, and you choose whether to reply.
Challenge entries are seen by the sponsor. Winners are shown publicly once the sponsor announces them.

Ember drafts; you approve. It never posts, sends, verifies or saves anything without your tap.
When you ask Ember something, your request and the Brazework data it needs to answer are sent to Anthropic's API to generate the reply.
If you connect an AI tool to your Brazework (Settings), its access is read-only and you can revoke it at any time.

Download your data from Settings: a JSON file with what you've put on Brazework, plus links to your files.
Delete your account from Settings. What you authored is removed; the verification log keeps an anonymized record so clubs' history stays consistent.
Choose who can message you in Settings. Block and report anyone from your conversation with them; you can unblock them in Settings.

Members and student clubs never pay. When companies pay for sponsorships, payment is handled by Stripe; Brazework doesn't store card details.