Privacy Policy
Last updated: April 2026
1. Data Controller
superLab GmbH, Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße 209, 14482 Potsdam
E-Mail: contact(at)superlab.rocks
2. What is superberater?
superberater is an open-source project (MIT License) where multiple AI agents debate a topic. This website is a technical live demo — not a commercial product. There is no paid service and no customer relationship. The complete source code is available on GitHub (superberater/superberater).
3. What data is collected?
Registration
An account is required to use the demo. Only the email address is collected. The password is stored as a hash (no plain text). Authentication runs through Supabase (cloud-hosted in the EU).
superRun Data
Topics, contexts, uploaded documents (as extracted text), and generated AI responses are associated with your account and protected by row-level security in the database. You can delete your runs at any time in the dashboard.
API Keys
If you enter your own OpenRouter key, it is held in memory only for the duration of a superRun. It is not stored in the database, not logged, and not shared with third parties.
No Tracking
This demo uses no analytics, no tracking cookies, no profiling, no advertising. The only local storage (localStorage) is used for the language setting (DE/EN).
4. Third-party data processing
OpenRouter
Your topics and contexts are sent to OpenRouter (openrouter.ai, USA) to generate AI responses. OpenRouter forwards requests to the respective model providers (e.g., Alibaba/Qwen, Meta, NVIDIA, Arcee AI, StepFun). With free models, providers may use your inputs for training.
Supabase
Authentication and database are provided by Supabase (supabase.com). Data is hosted in the EU.
5. Your Rights (GDPR)
You have the right to access, rectify, delete, and port your data. You can delete your account and all runs at any time. For further requests: contact(at)superlab.rocks.
6. Legal Basis
Data processing is based on your consent through registration (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR).
7. Self-Hosting
superberater is open source (MIT License). You can self-host the software (see the repository) and have full control over all data. No data flows to this demo instance in that case.