Account security
Sign-in runs through AuthKit, Google, or Microsoft OAuth. Modelcore does not store raw account passwords.
Modelcore is in early beta. This page summarizes the current product posture: sign-in, project access, data handling, and current limits.
Grounded in the current product and Privacy Policy.
Sign-in runs through AuthKit, Google, or Microsoft OAuth. Modelcore does not store raw account passwords.
Project routes require sign-in and beta access. View, edit, and admin checks run per project.
Multiplayer uses the same session auth as the API and checks edit access before command publishing.
A database stores account and project records. Snapshots and thumbnails use object storage.
We do not sell personal information. Analytics are designed for events, IDs, counts, and enums, not project geometry.
Early beta means no SOC 2 certification or regulated-industry compliance claim today.
A plain-English summary. The Privacy Policy remains the source of truth.
Email, optional name/avatar, and provider identity details are used to create and link accounts.
Modelcore stores and processes your projects, saved states, previews, and imports/exports so the app can save, load, preview, and sync your work. Preview image links are temporary.
Presence, view state, locks, and sync messages power multiplayer. Active collaborators may see your display name, avatar, and presence.
Operational logs are typically retained for 90 days. Analytics are typically retained for 12 months under current settings.
Feedback includes what you submit plus context metadata. IP address and user agent are stored as salted hashes for abuse prevention and rate limiting.
If you use AI automation, prompts go through the Modelcore API to the configured provider. Tool calls, results, and snapshot workflows may include modeling metadata or geometry.
Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms or email support@modelcore.app