Trezi community.
Small data footprint.

To ask for beta access, message Andrei (@lkmvch) on X. That conversation happens on X under X’s own privacy policy; this website does not collect or store it. Trezi no longer offers sign-in with X, and this website no longer creates invitation requests.

What we keep

Earlier invitation requests: while X sign-in was open, Trezi saved the X account ID, handle, display name, the date of the request, and the timestamp and version of the invitation consent. Those existing requests are kept; no new ones are added. We never requested email addresses or saved X access tokens, and we don’t read or send posts or messages for you.

Beta testers: when Andrei invites you to the beta, Trezi keeps your name and contact (your X handle, or the email you gave Andrei) with a hashed form of your invite code, so the Trezi app can send your feedback. The invite code itself is never stored.

Why we keep it

Andrei uses the earlier requests to review community invitations and contact selected people on X. A request did not automatically join a group, guarantee membership, or grant beta access. Tester details identify who sent beta feedback.

Where it goes

Trezi’s website runs on Vercel. Invitation requests and tester invites are held in a private Neon Postgres database connected through Vercel and configured by Andrei; some tester details are held in Vercel’s private server configuration. Beta feedback goes to Trezi’s private Linear workspace. No public waitlist, tester list or profile directory is provided.

Website usage

On the production website, Vercel Web Analytics measures cookie-free aggregate website usage. We do not send X identities, invitation requests, invite codes, query strings or fragments to analytics. Retired sign-in links and diagnostic visits are excluded. Visits with query strings, fragments or unapproved referrers are also excluded. Analytics does not store the invitation list.

Cookies and retention

This website sets no cookies. We use no advertising or analytics cookies. Invitation requests are kept only while needed to manage community invitations and are removed when the invitation list closes.

Your choice

To ask for removal of an earlier invitation request or your tester details, message Andrei (@lkmvch) on X. Removing Trezi’s authorization in your X account does not by itself delete a saved invitation request.