Your computer stays yours.
The public site collects only the contact information needed for automated-rescue release updates. The safety check runs entirely in your browser.
Effective July 29, 2026What this website collects
If you join early access, we store your email address, selected service interest, the consent version you accepted, and the submission time. We use that information only for AI PC Rescue production release availability and related service updates. To slow automated abuse, the application converts the hosting source address into a keyed, one-way identifier. It does not store the raw address, and rate-limit rows are removed after their short hourly window.
What it does not collect
The safety check does not upload your answers. This public site does not collect files, diagnostic reports, passwords, authentication codes, payment-card information, or remote-control access. If paid licensing later opens, Stripe will collect card details on its hosted page. Rescue authorization will use server-owned entitlement and playbook records. It will not use hardware serial numbers or a customer-supplied device identity as the authorization boundary.
Retention and removal
Early-access records are retained for no more than 366 days. Normal form activity removes older records automatically. A new registration places a private removal credential in that browser. To prevent someone else from deleting your entry, the form below works only in the browser that created it.
Sharing and selling
We do not sell early-access information. The data is processed by the hosting and database services required to operate this website. It is not used as customer diagnostic data or an advertising profile.
Scope changes
Customer accounts, file uploads, diagnostic storage, online payments, or remote service would require a new privacy notice and separate consent before being introduced.
Privacy questions
Contact support@aipcrescue.com with a privacy or deletion question. Do not email passwords, authentication codes, payment-card details, personal files, or an unredacted diagnostic report.