See what stays in your browser, what reaches the Studio server, and what you share when you request a project review. Use sample data for planning and prototype testing.
| Your action | Destination | Storage | Your control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use a planning tool | This browser | Page memory; downloaded files on your device | Edit or close the page; delete your downloads |
| Plan or build in Studio | Studio server; OpenAI only when AI is connected | Browser draft and temporary server runs | Review before running; download your draft; start fresh to replace the local draft |
| Submit a Studio brief | Runwise project review service | Review brief, settings, conversation, and supplied contact details | Review the submission summary; provide consent; contact Runwise for a data request |
| Open email or booking | Your email app or scheduling provider | Subject to that service and what you send | Review the draft or booking before confirming |
| Use an invited client workspace | Runwise project service | Authorized project records, feedback, and session cookie | Sign out; contact your project lead about access or records |
The calculator, readiness check, and brief builder work in your browser. They do not submit your answers or contact information to a lead database. Downloaded worksheets and briefs are files you control.
Opening a brief in Studio or the project-review page places it in the destination URL fragment, which is not part of the web request. The destination reads the brief and removes the fragment from the address bar. Your browser may retain a visited address in history; avoid adding confidential information.
Studio saves your project draft and generated source in your browser. Planning and build requests also go to the Studio server and are held temporarily for execution and recovery. Starter mode uses no external AI. When AI is connected, prompts and scope are sent to OpenAI. Studio shows its current mode before you start.
Using “Submit brief” in Studio shares your contact name and email, project scope, planning settings, and conversation with Runwise for a project review. This is a separate, explicit action from generating or downloading a prototype. Submitted briefs are stored privately for review and delivery; request access or deletion through contact@runwise.agency. Client delivery requires an invitation and an active engagement.
Where a destination is configured, the email action opens your email app with a review draft. You choose whether to send it. Booking opens the configured scheduling provider, where that provider's privacy terms apply. A downloaded brief does not contact Runwise.
The production customer website uses Google Analytics for page views and fixed interaction labels such as resource downloads or opening Studio. Brief text, email fields, readiness answers, URL query parameters, and URL fragments are excluded from those events. Local previews do not initialize analytics. Browser and network details may still be processed by the analytics provider.
Generated app previews are isolated and do not connect to external services. Use fictional records. Production data handling, accounts, retention, deletion, access controls, and backup requirements need to be agreed before a live release.
You can download your scope and source, start a new Studio project, or remove Studio's saved draft using your browser's site-data controls. Downloading a brief gives you a copy without a subscription or marketing opt-in.
Send your project reference and the information you want reviewed, corrected, or deleted. Do not send passwords or sensitive records.
Retention periods and contractual handling must be agreed for paid engagements; this page does not promise an automatic deletion schedule.