Privacy notice · draft for early access
Clear data boundaries.
This notice explains what the DualOS website stores when you join the waitlist, optionally share your setup, apply for testing or introduce yourself as a contributor.
Waitlist information
The initial form stores your email address, an optional first name, the time you consented to product updates and the signup source. Optional research answers are stored only if you choose to submit them.
Beta application information
Technical setup details are requested separately. They may include operating-system versions, CPU, GPU, memory, display configuration, Mac model and chip, and network type. DualOS does not request device serial numbers, exact IP addresses or MAC addresses.
Contributor introductions
If you introduce yourself, the site stores your name, email, optional public profile link and the answers you provide about your potential contribution and product thinking.
How the information is used
- Send occasional project updates and early-access invitations.
- Understand which workflows and hardware matter most.
- Select focused beta testing cohorts.
- Evaluate technical co-founder and contributor introductions.
Separate systems
Website signup data is separate from DualOS product traffic. Diagnostic files are not collected through the waitlist. If diagnostics are needed during testing, the request will explain what is being collected and ask for separate consent.
Retention and control
Waitlist and beta information is intended to be retained for up to 24 months after the last meaningful project interaction. Contributor introductions are intended to be retained for up to 12 months. Before broad public outreach begins, this page will include the project owner’s final privacy contact address for access, correction and deletion requests.
Analytics and sharing
The site is designed without advertising trackers. Signup information is not sold. Service providers required to host the site and database may process information only to operate those services.
Product security is separate
DualOS product connections and website data are different systems. During development, first-time DualOS device pairing should only be performed on a trusted network. Product security documentation will be updated before public beta distribution.
Last updated: 15 August 2026. This is an early project notice and will be updated before wider public launch.