Privacy Policy
Last updated 1 October 2026
This explains what The Pârâhgon 2.0 collects when you apply, and how it’s used.
1. What we collect
- From Google Sign-In: your name and email address.
- From your application: date of birth, WhatsApp number, business status and stage, what you want from the program, student/professional status and institution, and prior OCT’23 attendance.
- From the assessment: your 28 forced-choice answers and the resulting archetype scores.
- Placement data: your seat, team, ticket ID, and whether you were placed or waitlisted.
2. How it’s used
Your information is used to confirm you meet the event’s age range, run the assessment, place you into a seat and team, generate your pass, and contact you about the event. It is not used for anything beyond running The Pârâhgon 2.0.
3. Where it’s stored
Applications are stored in Firebase (Google Cloud) under their own collections, kept separate from any other product’s user data. Access is restricted to your own signed-in account; nobody else can read your application through the app.
4. Sharing
We do not sell your information. It may be shared internally with the event’s organisers and mentors (e.g. your name, archetype, and team) for the purpose of running the event, and is never shared with outside parties for marketing.
5. One seat per person
We check your email address against existing applications so the same person can’t hold more than one seat. This check only compares your email to records already in our system — it does not involve any outside service.
6. How long we keep it
Application data is kept for as long as needed to run the current cohort and reasonable record-keeping afterward. You can ask for your application and data to be deleted at any time.
7. Your choices
You can sign out at any time (your session also signs out automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity), and you can cancel your application from your dashboard, which releases your seat.
8. Contact
Questions about this policy, or requests to access or delete your data, can be sent through The Thrivers Trybe’s usual contact channels.
See also our Terms of Use.