Privacy
Your name never touches a deal.
Contributor anonymity is not a promise we ask you to trust, it is how the database is built. Here is what that means in practice.
What we store
A deal or wage you contribute is stored as its attributes only: sport, level, deal type, value, and the role it is about. There is no name, and there is no column linking that record to you.
To sign in you give an email. To enforce “contribute one deal to unlock” we keep a single private record that you have contributed. That link is locked so that only you can ever see it, and it is never used to reveal who submitted what.
What we never do
We never show, sell, or expose who contributed a deal or wrote a review. Deals are only ever shown as aggregates. Reviews are shown without any author. There is no query that maps a contribution back to a person.
Why we process it (lawful basis)
We process your contribution on the basis of your consent, given when you submit it, to build an anonymised market benchmark that helps athletes. You can withdraw by deleting your account, which removes your identity and every link to it.
Your rights, and how to delete everything
You can delete your account and all personal links at any time from your account page. Deleting removes your profile, your email-linked account, and the private records connecting you to anything you contributed. The anonymised deal and review data, which carries no identity, remains part of the benchmark.
Go to your accountData quality and guardrails
We only accept anonymised, consented, volunteered data. Please do not submit anything under a confidentiality agreement, and use roles, never real names. Submissions are bounded by sanity checks to keep out junk, and flagged data can be reviewed.
A note on this page
This is a plain-English privacy summary and a starting compliance scaffold, not legal advice. Before handling personal or contractual data at scale, have it reviewed by a professional.