Terms
What we provide, and what we do not promise
Deliberately short and readable. If a term here would surprise you, that is a problem with the term rather than with you for not reading it.
Notice
Draft — pending legal review
This is a plain-language statement of how the product works today, and it marks what is not built yet. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer, is not the final agreement, and will be replaced with a reviewed version before the app launches or any payment is taken. The reviewed version will add the company’s details, a grievance officer you can write to, how long data is kept, and the minimum age to use ProfileUp.
01 · What ProfileUp is
What ProfileUp is
- A platform that assesses your development across five dimensions, helps you choose a direction, builds a plan, gives you daily work, has that work reviewed by a person, and records the result as evidence.
- It is a development platform, not an education provider. It does not award degrees, and its certificates record reviewed work rather than accredited qualifications.
- Career pages are written to be honest about the hard parts, but they describe general conditions in a field. They are information, not a guarantee about any particular job.
02 · What we do not promise
What we do not promise
- We do not promise a job, an admission, a salary, or a specific score. Anyone who does is not being straight with you.
- We do not promise that a direction we rank highly will suit you. The ranking comes from your five scores and the skills each career needs, and you should read the reality of a direction before committing to it.
- Where career pages show pay ranges, they are indicative and market-specific. They change, and they are not an offer.
- A mentor's rating is a professional judgement about a specific piece of work. It is not an assessment of your potential.
03 · Your account
Your account
- One account per person. Your sign-in code is yours — do not share it.
- Everything you submit must be your own work. Submitting someone else's work for review corrupts your own profile, which is the main reason not to do it.
- If you are under 18, you need a parent or guardian’s permission to use ProfileUp.
- You can have your account deleted at any time — email hello@profileup.app and we will do it. We can suspend an account for submitting plagiarised work, abusing a mentor, or attempting to manipulate scoring.
04 · Your work and your profile
Your work and your profile
- The work you submit stays yours. You keep the copyright in it.
- You grant us permission to store it, show it to the mentor reviewing it, and include it in your portfolio.
- We may use anonymised, aggregated patterns to improve the product — for example, that a particular practice task rarely improves anyone's score. Never your identifiable work, and never your reflections.
- Your portfolio is private.
- Sharing your portfolio with a link you can revoke.Coming soon
05 · Mentors
Mentors
- We check every mentor’s background; verified mentors carry a badge on their profile.
- A mentor gives you a professional opinion. Acting on it is your decision, and outcomes are not guaranteed.
- Counselling conversations are confidential, with the single exception of a genuine safeguarding concern — and in that case we tell you we are acting.
- Mentors’ work is reviewed by the ProfileUp team, and a mentor can be paused or removed.
06 · Payment
Payment
- ProfileUp is free to start. If we introduce paid plans, prices will be shown before you pay anything.
- The fifteen-minute mentor introduction is free and needs no account.
- Refund terms will be published alongside any prices, before we take any payment.
07 · Changes and endings
Changes and endings
- We will tell you about a material change to these terms rather than quietly updating the page.
- You can stop using ProfileUp whenever you like. Email hello@profileup.app and we will send you a copy of your profile and portfolio on the way out.
- If we discontinue a part of the product, we will give notice and a way to take your data with you.
08 · Questions
Anything unclear here — ask us. See also the privacy page, which covers who can see what.