Your work, your boundary

Privacy, without the fine-print fog.

Here is the short version: practice with fictional systems, choose what you share, and remove your work when you want.

Effective July 20, 2026. Early access follows the same privacy boundaries as the product.

01

Practice stays fictional

After Syntax is designed for invented scenarios. You never need to share source code, credentials, customer records, company plans, or confidential architecture.

After Syntax does not connect to your repositories or accept file uploads.

02

What your account remembers

We keep the details needed to run your account and learning experience: your profile, consent choices, scenario work, diagrams, coaching conversations, feedback, reflections, transfers, and basic service records.

We do not sell this information, publish a learner profile, or turn your results into an employment score.

03

Your choices stay yours

Research consent and benchmark consent are separate and optional. Saying no does not limit the practice experience, and you can change either choice in Settings.

If you opt in, your work may help us assess and improve the experience. Deleting the original also removes the associated research copy.

04

How long we keep it

Your learning work stays with your account until you delete the session or the account.

Service records are kept only as long as needed to operate and protect After Syntax. A legal obligation or security incident may require us to preserve a limited record for longer.

05

When you want to leave

Settings lets you export a machine-readable copy of your account, sessions, work, feedback, and evidence. You can delete one session or your entire account.

A suspended account can still export or delete its information. Account deletion asks you to sign in again when needed and gives you a receipt without repeating deleted personal data.