Privacy
Searchview is a personal AI experiment by Andrew Wheeler, shared with ABB colleagues through the ELSP Marketing Chapter. It’s run by Andrew personally, not by ABB. Questions or requests: andrew.wheeler@ch.abb.com.
What we keep
- Your name, ABB email and country, what you told us you’d use Searchview for, and when you signed up and last signed in.
- What you do here: your report requests (page, focus, market, competitors, notes), plan ticks and stars, Learn progress and badge, your photo if you add one, and the feedback you send.
- No passwords, no ABB internal data, no analytics or advertising trackers.
Who sees it
- All members: finished reports, who created them, how they were requested (including notes), and plan progress with names.
- People you share a project with see your name and email.
- Your badge page is public only if you switch it on (name, photo, badge).
- Admins see the above, plus sign-ups, feedback and request details.
Services we use
- Website and database: Vercel (Frankfurt) and Supabase (Zurich).
- Reports: run on GitHub Actions and written by Anthropic’s Claude from your request. They never receive your name or email.
- Enhanced requests: when you start a report, Anthropic’s Claude reads your request and the abb.com page to enhance it, for you to check and edit. It never receives your name or email.
- Email: Resend sends sign-in links and report updates.
- Search data: Google and other search and AI services receive keywords, page addresses and competitor domains only.
Some of these are US companies, so data may be processed outside Switzerland and the EU under their standard terms.
Cookies
Only to keep you signed in (90 days) and remember display choices. No tracking cookies.
How long
While your account is active. When you leave or ask, I delete your account details, photo, feedback and Learn progress within 30 days. Reports you requested stay in the shared library, credited to “a former member”.
Your rights
You can see, correct or delete your data: contact Andrew. You can change your name, remove your photo and switch off your badge page yourself in Profile.
Updated 22 October 2026.