Security & privacy, overview
jdwin keeps discovery public and decisions private to your account: a limited open surface for visitors, an authenticated journey for map and reports, Polar payments with clear refund policy, and legal pages that carry the full privacy and terms texts.
Access model
The platform keeps a limited public surface, marketing, packages, support, legal, docs, and authentication, so anyone can understand the product before committing. Surfaces such as the analytical map, vault, and account console require an authenticated session. Consumer sign-in is the path for individual decision-makers; partner experiences use independent authentication after onboarding; institutional engagements follow their own agreements. That separation is part of product strength: visitors learn freely, while decisions and stored reports live behind an account that can own them.
Payments
Checkout runs through Polar inside a hosted experience in the product. Refunds are allowed within 48 hours of payment if the first analysis has not started, as documented in the commercial product policy. Public documentation explains the policy and the purchase packages; it does not republish payment-provider manuals or operational payment detail.
Data & privacy
Your reports are managed inside the account and vault after authentication. Voice and attach flows stay inside the product journey rather than spilling results onto public marketing surfaces. Full privacy policy lives at /privacy, and terms at /terms. This section does not replace those legal texts; it states the product principles that matter while you read the docs: limited public discovery, account-owned decisions, and clear commercial payment rules.