Your mind isn't our product.

FOUR THINGS WE WILL NEVER DO

1. Sell your data. Not your responses, not your scores, not your trends. Not in aggregate, not anonymised, not to anyone.
2. Show you advertising. There are no ads here and nothing you write is used to target ads anywhere else.
3. Give an employer access. No company sees an individual profile. If a workplace ever offers UNASSTD., your results stay yours unless you choose to share them, and you can take that choice back.
4. Diagnose you. This is fitness and education. Nothing here is a medical measurement, and the product will never tell you that you have a condition, an impairment, or a disorder. If something worries you, talk to a clinician, not an app.

WHAT IS STORED

• The text of each response you lock, with its scores and the feedback you were shown.
• Which exercises and passages you saw, and when you trained.
• Your answer to the one question after a session, and the line you add if you add one.
• A handful of plain events (a session started, a response locked, a retry taken) so we can tell whether the product works. No third-party analytics, no tracking pixels.
• Your email address, only if you joined the early-access list, and only to invite you.

There are no accounts yet. Everything above is tied to a code that lives in your browser, not to your name. Clear the site data and the link between you and that code is gone.

HOW SCORING WORKS WITH YOUR TEXT

A response is scored after you lock it. Part of that scoring is a language model judging your text against a fixed rubric. Your text is sent to the model for that one purpose, scored, and not used for anything else. The scores it produces are checked against rule-based signals and every score carries the version of the method that produced it.

DURING TESTING

While UNASSTD. is being tested with a small group, the person building it may read responses and notes to find out where the exercises or the feedback are wrong. Nothing is published, quoted, or shared outside that work. Ask, and everything tied to your code is deleted.