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MeisterPath · Developer pilot

Developer pilot terms

Updated 18 October 2026 · Short pilot terms

These terms cover the invite-only, free developer pilot of MeisterPath. The pilot currently uses three numbered developer accounts to explore course CAP01-U01 across CEFR levels A1 through C2. Access is limited to people invited by the operator.

Using the pilot

Use your assigned account yourself, keep its sign-in details private, and do not use the service unlawfully or interfere with its security or operation. Do not enter information about another person unless you have permission to do so.

The service is under development. Features, course content, saved progress, and availability may change, and the pilot may be paused or ended. The pilot is provided free of charge. No paid service or continuing availability is promised.

AI generated explanations, suggestions, and feedback can be inaccurate or incomplete. Check important information independently. The pilot is for self-study and does not provide official certification, an accredited assessment, or proof of a CEFR level.

Your work and feedback

You retain rights you already hold in material you enter. You allow the operator to process that material only as needed to provide, secure, and improve this pilot. Please avoid entering confidential or sensitive information. Send pilot feedback to the contact below.

Responsibility

Use the pilot with care and keep your own copies of anything important. Nothing in these terms removes rights or remedies that cannot be limited under applicable law. Questions about these terms can be sent to the operator using the contact details below.

Operator and contact

nitin

nitin@meisterpath.com

Configured pilot details

AI and speech providers
claude
Processing and hosting locations
Vercel serves static content through its global network; its server functions run in Frankfurt, Germany. The Render API and PostgreSQL database run in Frankfurt, Germany. Voice recordings and account export files are stored on the Render API service’s persistent disk in Frankfurt, Germany. Render manages database recovery backups, which may be stored outside Frankfurt.
Retention policy
Learners can export or delete their account themselves under More. Export files expire seven days after they are created. Deletion starts as soon as it is requested and its status is shown under More until it is complete; backup copies expire with the hosting provider's backup rotation. Questions go to the contact address above.