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Changelog

Every change to Trabeate's legal documents, in plain language.

Newest first.

September 28, 2026​

Documents now show dates only. No document's wording changed.

  • The Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Cookie Policy and Disclaimer no longer show a version number. Each still shows the date it took effect and the date it was last updated.
  • The effective date is what identifies the text that applies to you, so the number was a second label for the same thing.
  • Nothing changes for you. Every effective date is still August 17, 2026.

August 17, 2026​

Initial publication.

What these say, in short​

Trabeate is currently a waitlist. The only information we ask you for is your email address, and we use it to tell you when Trabeate is ready. We also receive basic technical information — your IP address, device type, and operating system — the way any website does.

We do not sell your information, share it with advertisers, or track you across other websites. Trabeate runs entirely on Amazon Web Services, which is currently our only service provider.

Trabeate is software that performs calculations using assumptions you choose. It is not an adviser, and nothing it produces is an appraisal or a guarantee of any investment result.

Worth knowing about this first version​

  • We describe device type and operating system collection before it ships. That feature is being built. We are disclosing it in advance rather than adding it quietly later.
  • We do not claim compliance with any privacy framework. Trabeate is below the size threshold of every US state privacy law. We offer the rights those laws describe anyway, without claiming a status we do not hold.
  • The Disclaimer is a separate document, not a buried clause. For a tool that produces financial projections, it is the most important thing we publish.
  • No binding arbitration. You keep your right to go to court.
  • New Jersey residents: Terms §22 states specifically how these Terms apply to you, rather than using generic language about "some jurisdictions."