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STARDYNE / WEBSITE PRIVACY

Know where your information goes.

This page describes the Stardyne website, its demonstrations, the private Mission Control workspace, and optional Candidacy sharing.

Website behavior reviewed 27 September 2026.

Reading the public website

You can read the public explanations, research summaries, Academy introductions, and fictional Cryptogram and Cipher without creating a participant account. Public pages do not display your assessment results.

No advertising tracker or visitor analytics service is configured in this website. The hosting and sign-in services still process the network requests and session information needed to provide their services. This page does not set retention periods for those providers.

Reflections and evaluation briefs stay on your device

The Academy public study also offers optional reflection fields. Their text stays in the current page memory and is not sent to Stardyne or saved in browser storage. Reloading or leaving the page clears it. A reflection download creates a text file on your device; it is not a submission or completion record.

Cryptogram and Cipher reflections
Both reflection previews use temporary page memory. They are not submitted, saved to an account, or sent to a reviewer. Reloading or leaving the page clears the preview. Use fictional observations in these public examples.
Qitronix evaluation brief
The form creates a text file when you choose Download. It does not submit your answers or create a project. The downloaded file remains wherever your device saves it until you remove it. Avoid confidential information when exploring.
PDF and printing
The sample PDF and printable report examples contain a fictional participant. Downloaded or printed copies are under your control. Notes you add to your own copy are not sent to Stardyne by this website.

Signing in to this website

Qitronix pricing, Candidacy, and the research workspace use an external sign-in provider. The site receives an account identifier, email address, and a name when supplied. It uses that information to check access and identify the signed-in account.

Signing in does not create a Starchild participant account or grant private research permissions. Commercial pricing access does not provision a partner project. Private research remains limited to the designated Arqitektron account.

The sign-in provider manages authentication and its session. Use Sign out on the relevant access page when you are finished, particularly on a shared device.

Optional Candidacy sharing

Candidacy is a separate website feature for sharing a work profile with Stardyne’s founder. When you choose Save and share profile, the website stores the information you enter, your account identifier, your account email, your sharing permission, and your selected expiry date. This can include work samples, skills, interests, availability, and an optional assessment summary or report link. Your assessment account and journals are not imported.

Your profile is available to you and the designated founder account. The founder can record job-related review evidence. Signing in alone does not share a profile or create an application. Share only the material you intend to make available for this purpose.

After expiry, new loads of the founder’s workspace hide the profile and its associated reviews. An already open page may need refreshing. Expiry does not erase the stored records. You can edit your profile or choose Withdraw sharing in Candidacy. A successful withdrawal removes that profile’s personal details and associated review records from the active database. The account association, record identifiers, version, and minimal action history remain. This action does not delete a separate Starchild account or establish deletion from backups, downloaded copies, or other services.

If withdrawal reports an error, do not assume it completed. Reload to check the current profile and use privacy help for a retention, export, or deletion question that the available controls do not answer.

Your participant information

Sign in to Mission Control with your Starchild participant account. Participant authentication uses Base44 and a secure session cookie lasting up to eight hours. Use Sign out when you finish on a shared device. Your reviewed invitation determines which training is available.

Mission Control stores your reviewed reports, assignments, saved drafts, submissions, feedback, consent, participation status, support requests and action history in its private database. Your workspace is available to your authenticated participant account and the authorized reviewer. Saving a draft stores it in that workspace; submitting work makes it ready for review. Public examples remain separate from these saved records.

You can pause or withdraw participation and request support or a correction in your workspace. Pausing, withdrawing or signing out does not erase existing records. Record export and account deletion are not self-service controls. A submitted privacy request is not proof that data has been erased or an export delivered.

Before participating, review the information applicable to the offering, including collection, consent, access, sharing and retention. If anything is unclear, ask for account-specific clarification.

When you contact us

Email is handled through your email service and the receiving mailbox. The message may include the address and information you choose to send. Start with the page, the request category, and a short description; do not send passwords, payment details, assessment answers, reports, or identity documents.

For a website privacy question, correction, export, or deletion request, use privacy help. Keep the request and any response so you can follow its status.