Privacy and working terms
Privacy, data boundaries and customer terms
With your permission, this static site uses Google Analytics through the Google tag to understand basic site usage, such as page views and traffic sources. On the IntelligenceOS sales path it also records product views, launch-offer selections, portfolio-link selections, checkout starts and clicks to ask a question. These events use fixed labels; MorpheOS does not send project names, filenames, email addresses, Stripe session identifiers or fulfilment URLs to Google Analytics.
MorpheOS does not use analytics to collect form submissions because the site currently uses email links rather than embedded forms. Stripe remains the source of truth for completed purchases.
Google may process analytics data according to its own service terms and privacy controls. You can accept or reject optional analytics in the cookie banner and change your choice using Cookie preferences. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity remain off until you accept.
Optional session replay
The optional analytics choice includes Microsoft Clarity on the IntelligenceOS public product page. Clarity is not loaded before you accept analytics. With permission, it records page interactions for heatmaps and replay and uses analytics cookies. Advertising storage remains denied. Page text and inputs are masked; MorpheOS does not send custom user identifiers or form values to Clarity.
Replay is excluded from account, checkout, delivery and download pages, and from URLs containing query parameters or fragments. You can withdraw permission by choosing “Reject optional” in Cookie preferences. This clears the site’s Clarity cookies and reloads the page without replay. Microsoft processes the permitted data under its privacy statement. This choice controls both Google Analytics and Clarity. Previous separate choices are not reused; the updated banner asks for a fresh decision.
If you email MorpheOS, the information you send will be handled through email so Tyler can respond. Do not send secrets, credentials, sensitive client data or confidential employer material in a first email.
For AI Workbench projects, any client documents, employer material or sensitive business context should be discussed only after permission and scope have been confirmed. The first exchange should use plain descriptions of the work rather than source files.
IntelligenceOS is sold through Stripe and delivered as a downloadable digital product. Stripe processes payment details and the email and billing information needed for checkout under Stripe's own privacy terms. MorpheOS does not receive or store full card details.
After payment, MorpheOS verifies the Stripe Checkout Session on the server and streams the files included with that purchase from a private Cloudflare R2 bucket. The delivery URL contains a Stripe session identifier and should not be shared. Cloudflare processes the request as the website and file-delivery provider.
IntelligenceOS saves its generated maps, reports and instructions inside the project folder you approve. The product does not upload those project outputs to MorpheOS. If you give the ZIP or project files to a cloud-based coding agent, that provider may process the material under its own terms and privacy controls.
Product support covers access, delivery, materially broken files and one first-run troubleshooting review if a supported setup route is broken. It does not include personalised implementation, live account access, unlimited consulting or later services. If you cannot access either ZIP or something is materially broken, email within seven days and MorpheOS will try to fix it; if it cannot, MorpheOS will refund it. This is an additional support promise and does not limit statutory rights.
Read the product terms and buyer licences before purchasing.
Audits, reviews, sprints, QA packs, monthly support and AI Workbench projects begin with a conversation. Cancellation, rescheduling, payment and refund terms should be agreed before paid work starts. Completed review or service work is not refunded just because a recommendation is inconvenient or a customer chooses not to implement it.
This page may be updated when analytics, checkout or booking tools change.