1. General Provisions

This Privacy Policy (hereinafter — the Policy) defines the principles and procedures for handling user data within the Sekura software suite,
which includes Sekura IDE, Sekura Variant Master Server (VMS), Variant Backend Server (VBS), Sekura UI Client, and related online services.

Sekura is owned and operated by Jupiter Soft LLP, a registered resident of Astana Hub, Republic of Kazakhstan.

By using Sekura, the user agrees to this Policy.
If you do not agree with these terms, please discontinue using the software.

2. Privacy Principles

Sekura is built on the philosophy of the Private Internet Architecture and follows the principles of the Sekura Balance Code.
The fundamental idea is that users fully own their data, and Sekura servers only verify and process actions — without collecting, analyzing, or exposing personal information.

Sekura:

  • does not create user profiles;
  • has no access to user devices or local data;
  • does not perform personalized tracking;
  • does not sell or transfer data to third parties;
  • stores only minimal technical and transactional data required for builds and publications.

3. Scope of Data Processing

Sekura servers may store the following limited information:

  • public metadata of published variants (name, description, version, hash, publication date);
  • encrypted source code of published variants, signed by the author;
  • timestamps and technical details required for verification, builds, and version integrity checks.

Sekura does not collect or store:

  • personal data (addresses, documents, phone numbers, IP logs, etc.);
  • bank card numbers, payment tokens, or other financial credentials;
  • private keys, passwords, or certificates;
  • cookies or advertising identifiers.

4. Local Storage and Publication Signing

All projects, files, and builds are stored locally on the user’s device.
Sekura IDE operates in an isolated environment and never transmits data without explicit user action.

Publishing a variant generates a local digital signature,
created in Sekura IDE using a self-signed author certificate.
The Variant Master Server (VMS) receives only the signed publication package, which includes metadata and encrypted source code, for verification and archival storage.

Source code of published variants is stored encrypted on VMS and used only for:

  • verifying authorship and code integrity;
  • rebuilding variants under new compiler technologies;
  • ensuring long-term compatibility and reproducibility of builds.

Sekura does not analyze or disclose source code to any third parties.
Access to encrypted materials is restricted to automated system processes during rebuilds or verification.

5. Private Builds and Encrypted Source Storage

A build request is a private user action similar to a publication but performed in a non-public mode.

When submitting a build, Sekura IDE creates a signed package containing variant structure, dependencies, build parameters, and — if necessary — the source code.
This package is transmitted securely to the VMS and may be stored encrypted for:

  • improving build quality with future technologies;
  • maintaining reproducibility and optimization consistency;
  • validating authorship and ownership.

Upon completion of a build, only the following data is retained:

  • variant hash;
  • timestamp.

Source code and internal build materials are never shared with or analyzed by third parties.

Publications and builds are treated as secure transactions between the author and Sekura,
where the author retains full ownership of all intellectual property.

6. Data Storage and Security

All VMS data is stored on servers operated by Jupiter Soft LLP within the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Data transfer between Sekura components (IDE ↔ VMS ↔ VBS) uses encrypted channels and modern cryptographic protocols.

Access to stored data is restricted to authorized technical personnel for maintenance purposes only.
Sekura does not disclose or sell any user information.

7. GPT-Neo and Local AI Processing

Sekura IDE may include an integrated GPT-Neo module designed to assist with editing code, metadata, and descriptions.
GPT-Neo operates fully offline — all processing occurs locally, without any network requests or external data transmission.

Use of GPT-Neo is optional and can be disabled in the IDE settings.

8. Cookies and Analytics

The website sekura.world uses Google Analytics to collect anonymized visitor statistics,
such as page views, session duration, and technical browser data.
This information cannot identify individual users and is used solely to analyze website performance and improve the user experience.

Sekura does not use cookies or analytics for advertising, profiling, or cross-site tracking.
Users can disable Google Analytics cookies in their browser settings if they wish to limit data collection.

9. Jurisdiction and Export Compliance

Sekura operates under the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
All data operations comply with internal security standards and Kazakhstan’s regulations on technology export control.

Export or transfer of Sekura components or cryptographic technologies outside Kazakhstan may require authorization under national legislation.

10. User Rights

Users have the right to:

  • stop using Sekura and delete all local data;
  • request deletion of their published variants from the VMS;
  • update or modify public metadata of their variants.

Data deletion requests can be made via support@sekura.world.

11. Policy Updates

Jupiter Soft LLP reserves the right to update this Policy without prior notice.
The latest version is always available at https://sekura.world/privacy and becomes effective upon publication.

12. Contact Information

Jupiter Soft LLP
Resident of Astana Hub, Republic of Kazakhstan
Email: support@sekura.world
Official website: https://sekura.world