ResolveMesh

Legal · effective July 10, 2026

Privacy notice

This notice describes how Mo Sharif, operating ResolveMesh from Colorado, United States, handles information across the website, private pilot, support, agent interfaces, and billing surfaces.

Collected data

Metadata needed to operate the resolver

ResolveMesh minimizes collection at the service boundary and separates private operational records from public aggregates.

Account and service metadata

Tenant identifiers, digest-only API-key records, quota usage, request IDs, resolution metadata, structured outcomes, and operational timestamps.

Billing metadata

Stripe customer and subscription identifiers, plan status, and webhook event identifiers. ResolveMesh does not receive full payment-card details.

Communications

Information you voluntarily send when applying for access, requesting support, or discussing provider participation.

Data boundary

Content the service is not designed to retain

Intent text is processed transiently for resolution and demand normalization. Public demand intelligence contains coarse aggregates, never raw request text or tenant identity.

never

Raw prompts and documents

Do not submit source content, examples, files, or personal profiles.

never

Credentials

Do not submit API keys, OAuth grants, cookies, or provider secrets.

never

Provider output

Do not send or report provider response bodies or tool output.

Use and retention

Operate, secure, bill, and improve the service

We use information to authenticate tenants, enforce quotas, produce resolutions, record outcomes, prevent abuse, administer subscriptions, answer support, and publish privacy-thresholded demand aggregates.

Retention

Private normalized demand observations are retained for 90 days; the public demand window covers 30 days. Other account, billing, outcome, security, and support records are retained only as long as reasonably necessary for operation, legal obligations, disputes, and enforcement.

Public output

A demand cluster publishes only after at least 20 unresolved events from at least five independent tenants in the rolling 30-day window. Published output is category-level aggregate data.

Processors and disclosure

A small operating stack

We disclose information only to operate the service, complete transactions, comply with law, or protect rights and safety.

Stripe

Stripe hosts Checkout and Customer Portal and processes payment, fraud, billing-address, and subscription information under its own privacy terms.

Hosting and infrastructure

Service data may be processed by hosting, database, logging, and security providers used to run ResolveMesh.

Email

Forward Email routes support@resolvemesh.com to the operator mailbox at mo@codelit.io; messages pass through those mail systems.

Choices

Contact the operator directly

We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.

Requests

Contact support@resolvemesh.com to request access, correction, or deletion where applicable. We may verify identity and retain records when law or security requires.

International processing and changes

Information is processed in the United States. We will post updates here with a revised effective date and provide additional notice when required.