Built to protect honesty,
not just promise it.
Senseeing protects every response with structural anonymization. Your words are rewritten into neutral language, stripped of identifying details, and combined with others. Your responses are de-linked from your identity, device, and IP address before they are processed. Your raw responses are deleted 48 hours after the conversation finishes.
How We Protect Your Data
Senseeing is built on a privacy-first architecture where anonymity is not a feature. It is the foundation.
Privacy-First Anonymity
We structurally cannot identify who said what. Not a promise not to look. The system is designed so identification is not possible.
- All responses are rewritten into neutral language before anyone sees them.
- Raw conversation content is deleted when the team report is generated.
- Participants can withdraw their full submission before the report is generated.
- Participants review their extracted themes and can remove any before they are included.
Data Minimization
We collect only what is necessary to run the session. Nothing else.
- No personal data stored in the feedback layer.
- Pseudonyms rotate with every session. They cannot be linked across conversations.
- Participant access uses one-time tokens, not accounts. No link between identity and responses.
- Your responses are de-linked from your token, IP address, and device before synthesis.
Infrastructure Security
Enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure with encryption at every layer.
- Encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3)
- EU-hosted database (Neon PostgreSQL)
- Vercel edge network with DDoS protection
- Security-first development practices
Security Oversight
Our engineering team reviews security practices and monitors for issues.
- Regular security reviews of access and data handling
- Incident response procedures in place
- Contact hello@senseeing.com for security inquiries
What We DON'T Collect
Unlike "anonymous" survey tools that still track IP addresses, device fingerprints, and metadata:
Privacy-First Architecture
Most "anonymous feedback tools" rely on organizational policy. We rely on structural design.
The Problem With Traditional Surveys
Traditional anonymous surveys store responses with metadata that makes re-identification possible:
- Timestamps (who was online at 3:47 AM?)
- IP addresses (traced to office locations)
- Browser fingerprints (unique to each device)
- Writing style (linguistic fingerprinting)
Our Solution: Structural Anonymization
Built-In Anonymity
Responses are rewritten into neutral language and combined before anyone sees them. Pseudonyms rotate with every session so they cannot be linked across conversations. Raw responses are deleted 48 hours after the conversation finishes.
Team Size Thresholds
Themes only surface when enough people share them. Teams under 20 people require at least 3 voices. Teams of 20 to 99 require at least 8. Teams over 100 require at least 15. Participant counts are shown as ranges, not exact numbers.
Identifying Detail Removal
AI scans all responses for self-identifying information before themes are shared. Names, specific project references, and unique details are stripped or rewritten.
Compliance & Certifications
Enterprise-grade compliance for organizations that take security seriously.
GDPR Compliance
Data Protection
How we protect your data at every layer of the stack.
Encryption at Rest
All data encrypted with AES-256. Database-level encryption with key rotation. Backup encryption with separate keys.
Encryption in Transit
TLS 1.3 for all connections. HSTS and secure headers enforced. Perfect forward secrecy enabled.
Infrastructure
EU-hosted PostgreSQL database (Neon). Vercel edge hosting. Automated security updates. DDoS protection.
Access Control
Magic link authentication. No passwords stored. Session management with secure cookies. Access logging.
Still have security questions?
Have security questions? We are happy to walk you through our architecture and privacy model in detail. Contact hello@senseeing.com
Related Documentation
Data Subprocessors
The following third-party providers process data on our behalf: