Private beta privacy overview

Your financial data should stay under your control.

This page explains the intended privacy model for the Tudrunt private beta in plain language. It is a product overview, not a substitute for a final legal privacy policy.

Current product direction: Tudrunt is local-first. Personal financial data is designed to be stored and processed on the user’s device rather than on Tudrunt-operated servers.

Information inside the app

The app may contain income sources, bills, expenses, debts, goals, balances, imported transactions, recurring-pattern decisions, and preferences. In the current private-beta architecture, these records are stored locally on the device.

Bank transaction imports

Users can import compatible CSV transaction files. The current design processes those files locally, lets the user review what Tudrunt finds, and avoids silently accepting suggested categories or recurring items.

AI CFO answers

The current AI CFO decision engine is deterministic and local. It uses the financial information already stored in the app and does not send questions or raw financial records to an external language-model service.

Website beta form

The early-access form on this website is separate from the app. When deployed with a compatible static hosting provider, the provider may process the name, email address, and selected financial goal submitted through the form. The final deployment should publish the host’s processing details and retention period.

User controls

Tudrunt includes tools intended to export local data, erase local data, manage reminders, and enable supported device authentication. The availability of biometric features depends on the platform and device.

Before public launch

A formal privacy policy, security review, retention schedule, incident-response process, and vendor disclosures must be completed before Tudrunt is offered broadly to the public.