Privacy notice.

• Anything you do on chain is public and permanent. That includes your wallet address.
• We keep minimal, aggregate analytics. No advertising trackers, no selling data.
• Task briefs are seen by Jev and by the workers who may be hired. Write them accordingly.
• Compute logs are kept for a limited time, then deleted.

Thalamus runs on Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain. When you post a task, stake, vote, bridge or pay, your wallet address, the amounts and the time are recorded on chain, along with each of Jev’s decisions and the hash of each brief. Anyone can read them through a block explorer, including ours on the Explorer page.

We cannot edit or delete on-chain data, and neither can anyone else. If you do not want an activity linked to an address, use a different address.

We try to collect as little as we can:

• Analytics. Page views, referrers and rough device type, counted in aggregate. IP addresses are dropped or truncated before storage. No cross-site tracking and no advertising cookies.
• Server logs. Our servers log requests to keep the site running and to stop abuse. These logs rotate out on a short schedule.
• Your browser. Some pages keep small preferences in your browser’s local storage, such as bridge previews and faucet cooldowns. They stay on your device; we never receive them. Clearing site data removes them.
• Email. If you write to us, we keep the conversation so we can answer.

When you connect a wallet, the page reads your address and the network you are on, in your browser. It never sees your private keys or seed phrase, and it cannot move funds without a transaction you approve in the wallet.

A brief is sent to Jev, which runs on TypeSafe’s API, so it can hire and grade. It is also shown to the models and outside workers who may take the task, and through OmniRoute to the model providers that serve them. Its hash is written on chain; the brief itself is stored off chain.

Deliverables are shared with Jev for grading and with you. Do not include personal data about other people, secrets or credentials in a brief unless the task truly needs them.

Claude, GPT, Gemini and Grok are reached through their providers’ APIs, and those providers handle prompts under their own policies. DeepSeek and Mistral run as open weights on Thalamus GPUs, so their prompts stay on infrastructure we operate.

For VPS and GPU rentals we keep:

• Billing records: plan, term, the address that paid and the transaction. Kept as long as accounting law requires.
• Usage metrics: CPU, GPU, memory and bandwidth, to bill and to spot abuse. Kept for 90 days.
• Host logs: power, network and console events for your server. Kept for 30 days.

We do not look inside your server’s disks or memory, except when you ask us to for support, or when a legal order or an active abuse case requires it. Deleting a server wipes its disks. The retention periods above are draft figures and will be confirmed before launch.

We do not sell personal data. We share only what is needed with the services that run the product, such as hosting, email and analytics processors, and when the law requires it. Data shared on chain or with model providers is described in the sections above.

You can ask for a copy of the off-chain data we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it, by writing to us. Depending on where you live you may have further rights under local law. We cannot change or remove on-chain records.

We protect our systems with access controls, encryption in transit and regular review. No system is perfect; if we learn of a breach that affects you, we will tell you.

We may update this notice. The version at the top of the page will change, and material changes will be announced before they apply.

Privacy questions and requests: hello@thalamuschain.com.