JRZY data, privacy, and what stays public

JRZY is built around a clear contract: athletes are the asset, the market is the audience, and the gate is the conversion engine. That contract maps directly to how data flows.

**Public on every athlete profile**

Name, slug, sport, league, team, position, JRZY score, pre-hype flag, trajectory grade, SAV (Social Audience Value), PVI (Profile Value Index), momentum score, global rank, public card prices (PSA 10 Silver + Gold 30-day averages). This is the discovery layer. Anyone can see it. It is open to all.

**Private until claimed**

Named viewer lists (which agents/sponsors have looked at this athlete), deal pipeline detail, contract terms, contact information the athlete has not marked public, and full film clips beyond the 0:30 preview.

**Athletes own their data**

Once an athlete claims their profile (free, three verification paths: league credential, agent confirmation, social OAuth) they control the private layer. They decide what gates and what does not. They see who is watching them. They route inbound interest through their agent if they have one.

**Counterparties pay**

Agents, sponsors, scouts, GMs, PE — pay to see the intelligence layer and to reach athletes. Athletes are free forever.

**Where the data comes from**

Public sources: Sportradar (game data), OverTheCap (NBA cap), Meta Graph API (Instagram followers/engagement, business_discovery edge), eBay Partner Network (PSA 10 sold prices), SEC EDGAR (8-K and 13-D filings for tracked entities), Sportico (deal announcements), MaxPreps (HS stats), league wires (NBA / G-League / EuroLeague transactions). Every source has a polling cadence and a freshness SLA.

**Service providers**

Supabase (database, auth), Vercel (hosting), Resend (email), Stripe (payments + Connect), Upstash (Redis), PostHog (analytics), Sentry (error tracking), Anthropic (AI agents). Each under a data-processing agreement.

For the full policy see [/privacy](/privacy). For deletion or access requests, email privacy@jrzy.com.