Privacy Policy
Last updated: 26 June 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Maestro ("the Service") handles information when you use it. Maestro is an open-source demonstration project designed to be transparent — including about data.
1. No accounts, minimal data
Maestro does not require you to create an account and does not ask for your name, email, or any personal profile. We do not use advertising or third-party tracking cookies.
2. What is processed
- Your prompts: the task text you submit is sent to third-party model providers (Groq and Google AI Studio) to generate a response. It is also briefly held in memory to build the decision-log returned to you.
- Technical data: your IP address (or a derived identifier) is used transiently to enforce rate limits and protect the Service from abuse. Rate-limit counters expire automatically (within minutes to 24 hours).
3. What is NOT done
- We do not sell your data.
- We do not build advertising profiles.
- Run records are stored only ephemerally on serverless infrastructure and are not durably retained or linked to your identity.
4. Third-party model providers
To produce answers, your prompt is transmitted to:
- Groq — see Groq's privacy policy for how it handles API data.
- Google AI Studio (Gemini) — note that Google may use free-tier prompts to improve its models.
Because of this, do not submit sensitive, confidential, personal, or regulated information through Maestro.
5. Rate limiting & security
The Service uses an IP-derived identifier and a rate-limiting store (Upstash Redis) solely to count requests within short time windows and prevent abuse of free-tier quotas. This data is transient and not used to identify you.
6. Cookies & fonts
Maestro does not set tracking cookies. Web fonts are loaded from Google Fonts; your browser may contact Google's font servers to retrieve them.
7. Children
The Service is not directed at children under 13 and should not be used by them.
8. Changes
This Policy may be updated from time to time. Material changes will be reflected by the "Last updated" date above.
9. Contact
For privacy questions, open an issue on the GitHub repository.