Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 11, 2026

This policy covers Peregrine OS and the tools within it (Quickstrike, Kestrel, Merlin, Magpie, Eagle, Harrier, Kingfisher, Caracara, and Falconet), all built on the Flightpath.AI engine, the Nest, our product launch board, and the Wingmate waitlist. All of them are operated by Peregrine Intelligence LLC, a Pennsylvania limited liability company ("we," "us," "our"). It describes what we collect, how we use it, and how to reach us about it. The Nest works differently from Peregrine OS in a few important ways, so it has its own section: see The Nest. The Wingmate waitlist has its own short section too: see Wingmate.

What we collect

• Account information: your email address, used to sign you in via a passwordless magic link.
• Job alert information (Harrier: Open Field): if you set up a free Ear to the Ground job alert, your email address, the search you saved (keywords, work style, industry, tool), how often you want it, and when you confirmed or unsubscribed. This doesn't create a Peregrine OS account. We use it to send that alert, and when you confirm the alert we also add your email to our Open Field email list in Sender.net for occasional updates about Open Field. Each alert email has its own unsubscribe link, every Sender.net email has one too, and unsubscribing from your last alert removes you from the Open Field list. If you choose "Continue with Google" instead of typing your email, Google shares your verified email address (and your name) with us to confirm it; we keep only the email, don't create an account for you, and don't get access to anything else in your Google account. An alert that's never confirmed is deleted after 7 days, and an alert you unsubscribe from is deleted 90 days after you unsubscribe.
• Open Field profile: the job-search profile you can fill in on Harrier: Open Field (titles, level, work style, industries, tools) is stored only in your own browser. If you use it to search ("Show all roles that fit me"), it's sent to our server for that one search and isn't stored or logged.
• Billing information: handled directly by our payment processor, Stripe. We do not receive or store your full card number.
• Usage information: which tools you use and when, so we can enforce fair-use limits and keep the service reliable for everyone.
• Content you generate and save: account briefs, prospect snapshots, and campaign plans you create using the tools, and the inputs you provide to generate them (for example, a contact's name, title, and company when using Quickstrike).

Note that when you research a prospect or company using our tools, you're providing us information about a third party (your prospect), not just yourself. We treat that content the same way we treat everything else in this section: scoped to your account and used to operate the service — with one exception, described in "Aggregate signal data" below.

How we use it

• To operate the service: authenticate you, run the tool you've requested, and return a result.
• To generate briefings and outreach content, your inputs are processed by a third-party AI model provider under a standard commercial API agreement. Your prompts are not used to train that provider's models.
• To enforce fair-use limits per tool, so the service stays reliable for everyone.
• To bill you, via Stripe.
• To send you product updates and marketing emails about Peregrine OS at the email address on your account. Every marketing email includes an unsubscribe link; unsubscribing stops marketing email without affecting transactional email needed to operate your account, like your sign-in link.
• To build historical, de-identified trend data from the scores and signals our tools compute (for example, how a company's opportunity score has moved over recent months), and use it to improve scoring and other features across Peregrine OS — see "Aggregate signal data" below.

Aggregate signal data

Tools that generate a score or trend value for a company or prospect (Quickstrike, Magpie, and Kestrel) compute that value from public information, our own scoring models, and AI-generated analysis. Separately from the brief, snapshot, or campaign content described above — which stays scoped to your account — we retain the underlying score or value itself, stripped of any link to your account or the identity of whoever requested it, and use it to build historical trend data and improve scoring and other features across Peregrine OS. We never disclose to another user that your account generated a particular signal, and this retained data does not include the narrative text of your brief.

Who we share it with

We use a small number of service providers to run Peregrine OS. Each only receives what it needs to do its job:

• Infrastructure and database: our hosting and database providers, to run the application and store your account data and saved content.
• Payments: Stripe, to process billing.
• AI processing: a third-party AI model provider, to generate briefings, scores, and outreach content from the inputs you give a tool.
• Public data sources: our feeds read publicly available information (filings, job postings, news, and company technology data) from public and licensed sources. This is data we read from the open web, not data we send about you.
• Sign-in: Google, if you choose "Continue with Google" for an Open Field job alert, to verify your email address. See Google's Privacy Policy.
• Transactional email: Resend, to deliver job alert confirmation and alert emails to the address you gave us. See Resend's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Email marketing: Sender.net, our email service provider, to send you the product updates and marketing emails described above. See Sender.net's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Advertising: LinkedIn, via its Insight Tag, to measure how our LinkedIn ad campaigns perform (including conversion events, such as completing a purchase) and to show retargeted ads to past visitors of this site on LinkedIn. See LinkedIn's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Advertising: Meta (Facebook/Instagram), via the Meta Pixel, for the same purpose — measuring how our Meta ad campaigns perform and showing retargeted ads to past visitors of this site. See Meta's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Meta Marketing API: a Meta-registered application we operate ("Peregrine OS – Merlin") that our own team uses internally to manage our Meta advertising — creating and reading ad campaigns, ad sets, ad creatives, and Custom Audiences on our own Meta Business Manager account, and reading basic information about our own Facebook Page. This is a separate integration from the Meta Pixel above: it's an internal business tool our team uses, running on our own servers, and it accesses our own advertising account's data, not anything about you or your browsing.
• Advertising: G2 Digital Markets (Capterra), via its visitor-identification tag, to measure how our Capterra advertising performs and to identify which companies are visiting this site from those campaigns. See Capterra's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Advertising: Reddit, via the Reddit Pixel, to measure how our Reddit ad campaigns perform (including conversion events, such as completing a purchase) and to show retargeted ads to past visitors of this site on Reddit. This only runs if you accept advertising cookies — see Cookies below. See Reddit's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Advertising: OpenAI, via the ChatGPT Ads pixel in your browser, to measure how our ChatGPT ad campaigns perform (conversion events, such as starting a subscription). This only runs if you accept advertising cookies — see Cookies below.
• Advertising: OpenAI, again, via a separate server-to-server report: when a free trial converts to a paid subscription, our billing system reports that conversion (plan, charge amount, and timestamp — no name or email) directly to OpenAI, so a conversion that happens days later is still measured even if the pixel above never sees it. Because this report isn't set by a cookie in your browser, rejecting advertising cookies does not stop it. See OpenAI's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.

We do not sell your data.

The Nest

The Nest is our product launch board at peregrineintell.com/nest, where makers launch products and anyone with an account can vote on and follow them. It is separate from Peregrine OS: a Nest account is not a Peregrine OS account, it's stored separately, and signing in to one doesn't sign you in to the other. The rest of this policy applies to the Nest except where this section says otherwise.

What we collect on the Nest

• Account information: your email address. If you sign in with an emailed link, that's all we get. If you choose "Continue with Google," Google shares your verified email address, your name, and your profile picture with us to sign you in; we don't get access to anything else in your Google account. If you choose "Continue with GitHub," GitHub shares your email address, name, username and profile picture; we don't get access to your repositories or anything else in your GitHub account.
• Products you submit: the product's name, tagline, description, features, strengths, tags, logo, hero image, screenshots, website, category, and requested launch day, and any appeals you make about its weaknesses. Logos and screenshots are resized in your browser before upload (which also removes photo metadata such as location) and stored publicly, since they're shown on the product's page. Once we approve a launch, everything you submitted about the product is shown publicly. Your email address is never shown publicly; we see it when reviewing your submission, to check that you're connected to the product (for example, that your email is at the product's domain).
• Votes and follows: which launches you vote for and which products you follow, and when. We show only totals publicly, never who voted for or followed what. We use your account's age to weight votes (votes from accounts under 3 days old count for less), and we review voting patterns, such as many votes arriving at once, to detect vote rings and other manipulation. Votes we believe are fraudulent are excluded from rankings but kept as a record.
• Visits to products: when you click through to a product's website, we record which product and when, plus a one-way, salted hash of your IP address so we can count distinct visitors without storing the address itself. The link we send you to includes "utm_source=thenest," so the product's maker can see in their own analytics that you came from the Nest.
• Boost purchases: if you buy a boost for your product, we record which product, the boost's length and dates, the amount paid, and the Stripe checkout reference. Payment is handled by Stripe; we never receive or store your full card number. Whether a product has been boosted, and on which days, is shown publicly.
• Maker profile (optional): if you create a maker profile, it's public at peregrineintell.com/nest/m/<your handle>: the display name, handle, photo, bio and links you choose, the products you've launched with their public figures, and when you joined. Your product pages then say "Made by" you. If you choose "Use my Google photo," we show the profile picture Google shared at sign-in. Your email address is never shown. Products you submit before creating a profile aren't linked to you publicly until you do. You can edit your profile anytime; to remove it, email us.
• Badges: the badge images makers can put on their own sites are served by us without cookies and without logging who sees them. When someone clicks a badge through to a product's Nest page, we count it for the maker as one visit per day per visitor, using the same one-way, salted hash of the IP address described above, never the address itself.
• Outside signals (the Nest): for each product, we read public data about its website: Hacker News and Bluesky posts and news articles that link to or mention it, and its search footprint (Ahrefs Domain Rating and referring domains via Apify; organic keywords and estimated traffic via DataForSEO). We store only counts per product, never the posts' authors or content.
• Traction sources you connect: if you connect a tool such as Stripe or GitHub to your product, you sign in to it and grant the Nest access. We only ever read from it, even where the provider's permission is broader (Stripe grants new platforms "read and write" access; we never create, change or refund anything). Each night we read that day's figures (for Stripe: new customers, active subscriptions, and total revenue over the last 30 days; for GitHub: commits, releases and stars on the repository you choose, which can be private if you give the Nest's read-only GitHub App access to it; we never read or store its code) and store them as counts. We never read or store your customers' personal details, and any access token is stored encrypted and used only by our server. Revenue is shown publicly only as a range, and you choose whether each source is shown at all. Disconnecting removes our access right away; figures already counted stay in the product's Momentum history.
• AI-drafted profiles: when you use "Fill with AI" (or when we review a launch), our server reads the public web page at the address you give and sends its text to Anthropic's Claude to draft the product's profile. It also saves the site's own icon and share image, if it has them, as a suggested logo and hero image. If you choose "Generate with AI" for a hero image, the product's name, tagline, tags and any scene you describe are sent to Magnific, our image-generation provider, to create it. We store the draft and the page's address so the same page gets the same analysis. This is about the product's public website; we don't send your email address or account details.
• Momentum data: each day we calculate a Momentum score for each launched product from these totals (votes, follows, visits, and maker updates) and store it. Momentum scores and the charts drawn from them are about products, not people, and are public.

How the Nest is different from Peregrine OS

• Its own email list. When you sign in to the Nest, we add your email address to the Nest's own list in Sender.net for occasional emails about the Nest (new features, launch digests, and similar). This is separate from Peregrine OS's email list, which Nest accounts are never added to. Every Nest email has an unsubscribe link, and unsubscribing doesn't affect your sign-in emails.
• Analytics, and one advertising measurement. Nest pages use Google Analytics and Contentsquare (session replay, click/scroll heatmaps) — both only if you accept analytics cookies in the consent banner, as described under Cookies below — and Vercel Web Analytics, which is cookieless and counts visits in aggregate. We use them to measure how the Nest is used: page views and actions such as signing in, submitting a product, voting, clicking through to a product, and buying a boost. These events never include your email address or name. Nest pages also load the ChatGPT Ads pixel, but only if you accept advertising cookies in the consent banner, and only to measure when a product is submitted, so we can tell whether our ChatGPT ads bring makers to the Nest; it never receives your email, your name or what you submitted. Nest pages don't load the LinkedIn Insight Tag, the Meta Pixel, the Capterra tag or the Reddit Pixel, and a Nest sign-up isn't reported to any advertising platform as a conversion.
• Browser storage: to keep you signed in, the Nest stores a sign-in session in your browser's local storage, and it briefly stores the Nest page to return you to after you sign in.

Who we share Nest data with: our hosting and database providers, to run the Nest and store your account and activity; Google, only if you choose "Continue with Google," to verify your email address (see Google's Privacy Policy); our email delivery provider, to send your sign-in links; Sender.net, to send the Nest emails described above (see Sender.net's Privacy Policy); Anthropic, to draft product profiles from the product's public website as described above (see Anthropic's Privacy Policy); and Stripe, only if you buy a boost, to process the payment (see Stripe's Privacy Policy). Product information you submit and the totals and Momentum scores described above are public by design. We do not sell Nest data.

Keeping and deleting Nest data: we keep your Nest account for as long as it's active. To delete it, email hello@peregrineintell.com from the address on the account. Deleting your account permanently removes it along with your votes, your follows, and any products you submitted (including their Momentum history), and removes you from the Nest's email list; records of visits you made to products are kept only without any link to you.

Wingmate

Wingmate is a partner network for agencies that we're building. Until it launches, the page at peregrineintell.com/wingmate collects agencies that want a founding profile. Joining the waitlist doesn't create a Peregrine OS or Nest account.

• What you give us: your agency's website, your name, your work email, your team size, the services you offer, and optionally your role, the services and kinds of partnership you're looking for, and a note.
• What we record with it: when you signed up and, if there is one, where you came from (a campaign's utm_source or the website that linked you), so we know which outreach works. To limit abuse, we count signups per IP address using a one-way, salted hash of the address, never the address itself, and delete those counts after two days.
• How we use it: to review your request, draft your Wingmate profile from your agency's public website, and email you about Wingmate, including asking you to review your profile before launch. When we draft your profile, we may send your agency's public web pages (not your personal details) to Anthropic, as we do for the Nest. We don't add you to Peregrine OS's or the Nest's email lists, and nothing you submit is shown publicly until you've reviewed your profile at launch.
• Who we share it with: our hosting and database providers, which store it alongside the Nest's data; our email delivery providers, which send our team a notice of each new signup; and Anthropic, as described above. We do not sell it.
• Analytics: the Wingmate page uses the same analytics as the Nest, described above. A signup is counted as an event with the number of services you picked, never your name, email or agency.
• Keeping and deleting it: we keep your waitlist entry until Wingmate launches and you've decided whether to keep your profile. To change or delete it at any time, sign up again with the same email to update it, or email hello@peregrineintell.com from that address to remove it.

Cookies

This site uses a small number of cookies, managed through a consent banner (CookieYes) that lets you accept or reject non-essential cookies and change your choice at any time.

• Necessary: used by the consent banner itself to remember your cookie preference.
• Analytics: Google Analytics, used to understand traffic and usage patterns across the site (page views, referral source, and similar aggregate metrics). This is separate from the account-level usage information described above, which is tied to your logged-in account rather than cookies.
• Analytics: Contentsquare, used to understand how visitors use the site in more detail than aggregate traffic numbers — session replay, click and scroll heatmaps, and in-app surveys. This only runs if you accept analytics cookies in the consent banner. See Contentsquare's Privacy Policy for how it handles this data.
• Advertising: the LinkedIn Insight Tag, used to measure ad performance (including conversion events, such as completing a purchase) and to support retargeting (showing our ads to people who've previously visited this site). You can opt out of LinkedIn's use of this data for ads in your LinkedIn account settings, or, if you don't have a LinkedIn account, via the Your Online Choices or Network Advertising Initiative opt-out pages.
• Advertising: the Meta Pixel, used to measure ad performance (including conversion events, such as completing a purchase) and to support retargeting (showing our ads to people who've previously visited this site). You can opt out in your Meta ad settings, or, if you don't have a Meta account, via the Your Online Choices or Network Advertising Initiative opt-out pages.
• Advertising: the G2 Digital Markets (Capterra) tag, used to measure the performance of our Capterra advertising and identify which companies (based on IP address, not individual identity) are visiting this site as a result of it. See Capterra's Privacy Policy for details and opt-out information.
• Advertising: the Reddit Pixel, used to measure ad performance (including conversion events, such as completing a purchase) and to support retargeting (showing our ads to people who've previously visited this site). You can control this in your Reddit ad preferences, or, if you don't have a Reddit account, via the Your Online Choices or Network Advertising Initiative opt-out pages.
• Advertising: the ChatGPT Ads pixel, used to measure ad performance for our ChatGPT ad campaigns (conversion events, such as starting a subscription).

You can reject non-essential cookies through the consent banner at any time, which opts you out of the analytics and advertising cookies described above, including the ChatGPT Ads pixel. It does not opt you out of the server-to-server OpenAI conversion report described under "Who we share it with" above, since that report isn't set by a cookie in your browser; see that section for what it sends.

Data retention and deletion

We retain your account and saved content for as long as your account is active. You can export or permanently delete your account and all saved data at any time from Your data in the dashboard; deletion also cancels any active subscriptions and removes you from marketing email. You can also reach us at hello@peregrineintell.com for help with either, or to unsubscribe from marketing email without deleting your account.

Security

Access to your saved content requires an authenticated request tied to your account; every tool call is checked against your identity before any data is returned or created.

Children's privacy

Peregrine OS is a business tool intended for professional use and is not directed at, or knowingly used to collect information from, anyone under 18.

Changes to this policy

If we make material changes to this policy, we'll update the date at the top of this page.

Contact us

Questions about this policy or your data: hello@peregrineintell.com