Privacy

Who we are

Aureus is run by Genetti Enterprises LLC. You can write to us at:

What we never ask for

We never ask for a seed phrase, a recovery phrase, a private key, or an exchange key that can move money. No part of Aureus has a box to type one into. If a site claiming to be us ever asks you for one, it isn't us.

We never see your card number either — see “Paying for a subscription” below.

Wallet addresses you paste

You can paste a public Bitcoin or Ethereum address to see what it holds. A public address is not a secret and it cannot be used to spend anything.

Balances read from a public address are read once and discarded. Nothing about an address is stored.

To find out what an address holds, we have to ask someone else, and your address travels in that question. It goes to Blockstream for Bitcoin and to Etherscan for Ethereum, which means it will appear in their own server logs. We can't un-send it. Both companies are named on our data and attributions page, with exactly what reaches them.

Your account

You can sign in with an email address and password, or with Google. If you use Google, we ask Google for your email address and basic profile details and nothing else — we can't see your Gmail, your contacts, or your files.

Your email address is held by Supabase, who run our sign-in and our database. Our own tables store your account's ID and an optional handle. They don't store your name or your email.

Your practice portfolio and trade journal

Every trade in Aureus is simulated. Your portfolio, your cash balance, your holdings, your watchlist and your trade history are practice records, and we keep them so the app can show them back to you.

If you write a note against a trade, we keep it. Notes can't be edited or deleted once written — that's deliberate, because a journal you can rewrite afterwards teaches you nothing. We keep them for as long as your account exists. Deleting your account deletes them.

We also record how many AI explanations you've used, whether you marked an explanation helpful, and — if you had a paid plan and stopped — the date your paid access ended. Nothing is deleted on a schedule.

Paying for a subscription

Payments are handled by Stripe on their own pages. Your card number never reaches Aureus and we never see it. What we store is Stripe's customer and subscription IDs, which plan you're on, and when the period ends.

If you delete your account we cancel the subscription first, then erase our records. Stripe keeps its own record of payments after that — they have to, for tax and accounting. That part isn't ours to delete.

The sentiment archive

Aureus stores what its sentiment models said about each tracked symbol over time, along with the headlines those readings came from. This is a record about the market, not about you: there is no user column on any of it, and it is identical for everyone. Nothing you do changes what it contains.

Getting your data, and deleting it

From your account page you can download everything Aureus holds about you as one file, on any plan, free included. You can also delete your account. That erases your portfolio, trade history, journal, watchlist, credit usage and subscription record, and cancels any live subscription. It can't be undone.

If something goes wrong partway, nothing is deleted — we'd rather stop than half-erase an account.

Who else receives your data

• Supabase — sign-in and database hosting
• Stripe — payments, if you subscribe
• Blockstream and Etherscan — a public address you paste, as described above
• Vercel and Render — hosting for the site and its API

Every outside source we use, what it provides, and what reaches it is listed on the data and attributions page.

Children

Aureus isn't for under-13s and we don't knowingly collect anything from them. If you think a child has an account here, write to us and we'll remove it.

Changes, and how to reach us

If we change this page we'll change the date at the top. This policy is governed by the laws of the State of Washington, USA.

Questions about any of this: hello@seoaico.com.