The current ProofCampus demo
Terms
The boundaries for exploring ProofCampus and discussing a private pilot.
Draft updated September 8, 2026
A demo for evaluation
ProofCampus currently provides a synthetic demonstration of an institution-led assessment-review process. You can explore the public workspace without signing up. Its people, evidence, findings, and appeals are fictional, and its case history resets on refresh.
Use synthetic information only
Do not upload or enter real student submissions, identity documents, document numbers, selfies, or biometric information. Do not use the demo to create or act on a finding about a real person. Invitation-only testing is limited to the scope agreed with Danny and remains synthetic-only until the real-user launch gates are cleared.
People are responsible for decisions
Detector output is evidence, never an automatic misconduct decision. Confirmed, dismissed, and overturned findings require a named institutional reviewer and a documented reason. ProofCampus records institutional decisions; it does not assign grades, exam bans, employment outcomes, or other sanctions.
Student visibility, identity correction, and appeal are product commitments. The demo illustrates record access and appeal; production workflows and identity-correction tools are still being built.
Respect access boundaries
Use only invitations and accounts intended for you. Do not attempt to access another institution's information, bypass access controls, or disrupt the service. To report an issue, contact hello@proofcampus.com without sending personal records or secrets.
A private pilot starts with a conversation
Contacting Danny does not create an account, start a paid subscription, or authorize real-data processing. A pilot needs a separately agreed scope, institutional responsibilities, and reviewed terms and privacy documents. This demo does not provide a service-level commitment or establish an institution's production agreement.
Questions? Email hello@proofcampus.com or read the privacy draft.
