Alpha note
qwerk is an alpha
Wamoja, a volunteer-run African community, is testing qwerk. It has had no full security review: you use it at your own risk and take full responsibility for what you add.
These are the terms every alpha tester agrees to inside the app, on one screen, before going further. They are repeated here so you can read them before you open it.
- It’s a test. Things break and data can vanish: keep copies. No guarantees beyond the law.
- Not yet secure. Unaudited encryption; servers may log connections. Anything you add could leak.
- No sensitive data. Until beta: no health, money, legal or ID details, passwords or keys.
- What we keep. Only to run qwerk: your name and Support messages, synced via Jazz, maybe outside your country. Never sold.
- Your say. See, fix, export or delete your data, or withdraw consent: Settings or Support.
- If data leaks, we tell you and the regulator. If these terms change, we ask you again.
- Your part. Act lawfully and share no one’s private details without their OK. Codeberg posts are public. 18+ only.
- The law. South African law, plus your own country’s protections. Complaints: Support, then your regulator.
What is done, and what is not
- Done Your data is on your phone, under your keys.
- Not yet Your group runs its own server. Today a helper service, Jazz, carries the sealed copies; when NextGraph is ready, qwerk moves to it.
- Not yet Your group picks its own AI. Today it runs on a service the hub chooses.
- Later Groups share data for research, safely.
Found something wrong or missing? The Support button inside qwerk reaches the people who make it. The code is at codeberg.org/Wamoja-Africa/Qwerk.