Privacy &
Infrastructure Trust
Baritu is designed around operational ownership, controlled infrastructure generation and transparent data handling. Your infrastructure stays yours — always.
Operational ownership by design
Baritu was built on a foundational principle that distinguishes it from most AI infrastructure platforms: the infrastructure we generate is yours, not ours. We do not require proprietary hosting environments, locked deployment runtimes or vendor-specific configurations.
Generated systems are delivered as standard engineering artifacts — Docker Compose files, editable source code, canonical schemas, deployment configurations — that run on AWS, GCP, Azure, Railway, Render or any environment that supports standard containers. No Baritu dependency required after delivery.
How operational data is handled
We are transparent about what data exists in the context of using Baritu, what we do with it, and — critically — what we will never do with it.
Data that may be processed in the course of using the platform includes: generation task prompts and descriptions, generation metadata (vertical type, timestamps, scores), runtime operational events, observer diagnostics, account information, and usage statistics for credit management.
Opt-out of AI training data use: You may opt out of having anonymized task content used for system improvement at any time by emailing legal@baritu.com with subject «Data Training Opt-Out». Requests are processed within 30 days and do not affect your account access or credit balance.
Infrastructure security principles
Baritu is designed around controlled infrastructure generation, runtime observability and operational separation between environments. The following principles guide how we build and operate the platform.
Security evolution: Baritu continues evolving its operational security and compliance practices as the platform matures. We do not claim certifications we have not yet obtained. We will communicate security milestones transparently as they are reached.
External AI providers
Baritu coordinates multiple external AI providers to support infrastructure generation and operational workflows. We disclose this clearly because transparency about provider usage is part of our operational trust commitment.
Generation tasks may be processed by one or more of the following providers, selected dynamically by Baritu's operational routing layer based on task type, provider availability and performance history.
| Provider | Primary role | Data sent | Privacy policy |
|---|---|---|---|
| OpenAI | Architecture planning, code generation | Task prompts, generation context | openai.com → |
| Google Gemini | Default generation model, exploration | Task prompts, generation context | google.com → |
| Anthropic Claude | Complex reasoning, optimization tasks | Task prompts, generation context | anthropic.com → |
| Groq / LLaMA | Fast inference, debugging tasks | Task prompts, generation context | groq.com → |
| Mistral | Fallback generation, exploration | Task prompts, generation context | mistral.ai → |
Baritu does not send personally identifiable user information to external AI providers. Provider interactions are limited to task content necessary for generation. Provider selection is managed automatically by the Baritu orchestration layer — individual provider usage is not configurable by users in the current version.
Operational telemetry
Operational telemetry is collected to monitor runtime consistency, infrastructure reliability and system continuity. This telemetry informs platform improvements and is used to maintain operational quality across generations.
Telemetry includes generation scores (EV, SRE, Design), structural validation results, latency metrics, error fingerprints and provider performance data. Telemetry does not include personally identifiable information and is not linked to individual user identities in any operational or reporting context.
Customer infrastructure control
Customers retain full control over generated infrastructure, deployment environments and operational configurations. This is not a policy statement — it is an architectural reality of how Baritu delivers output.
Generated infrastructure remains under customer control at all times. Baritu does not require proprietary hosting environments or locked deployment runtimes. Infrastructure generated through Baritu remains editable, exportable and deployable outside the Baritu environment — permanently, without dependency on continued Baritu subscription.
Your rights
Depending on your jurisdiction, you have specific rights regarding your personal data. To exercise any right, contact legal@baritu.com stating your right, jurisdiction and account email. All requests are processed within the timeframes required by applicable law.
Cookies & browser storage
Baritu uses a minimal set of cookies and browser storage, strictly limited to what is necessary for platform operation.
Strictly necessary: authentication session tokens, CSRF protection tokens, user preference settings (language, theme). These cannot be disabled without breaking platform functionality.
Analytics (where applicable): anonymized usage patterns to understand platform performance. No cross-site tracking. No advertising cookies. No third-party tracking pixels.
Baritu products are ad-free. We do not serve advertising and do not allow advertisers to use our platform to track users.
Regulatory compliance
Baritu applies data handling practices aligned with the following regulatory frameworks. Where mandatory provisions of a local law are stricter than this policy, those provisions apply.
Ongoing compliance maturity: Baritu continues evolving its privacy and security practices as the platform grows. Compliance certifications (SOC 2, ISO 27001) are on our roadmap and will be announced when formally obtained — we will not claim them before that point.
Privacy contact
For any privacy-related question, data request or compliance inquiry, contact the appropriate channel below. We respond within the timeframes required by applicable law in your jurisdiction.
Privacy Policy v1.0 · Effective May 27, 2026 · Baritu Technologies · baritu.com