Privacy policy

Last updated 2026-11-01

The short version

This is an internal research tool. The public pages do not require an account. It sets no analytics cookie and loads no third-party script, and it does not transmit anything you type into it. It does keep first-party counts of page views and actions in its own database; the fields are listed below.

What we collect

First-party counts, kept in the desk's own database: the event name, the page path, and — for API calls — the response status and duration. The browser also sends a random identifier for the current page load, so a visit can be followed through the site; it is not a cookie, is not written to browser storage, and disappears when the page is closed. No IP address and no search query, appraisal target, or form input is written to the events table.

The appraisal runs in your browser on the name you submit. The contact and newsletter forms acknowledge locally and never post anywhere — the data you enter into them is not transmitted to us or to any third party.

What we do not collect

• No third-party analytics or tracking scripts; the measurement above is the desk's own code writing to its own database.
• No analytics or advertising cookies, and no cookie beyond the workspace session described in the cookie policy.
• No advertising identifiers, no cross-site tracking, no fingerprinting.
• No server-side storage of form input, search queries, or appraisal targets.
• No device or browser profiling of any kind.

Contact

This desk publishes no mailbox. If you write on the project on GitLab, your message is treated as ordinary correspondence: it is kept only as long as needed to answer you, and it is not added to any list or shared.

Hosting and logs

The site is served as static files through an internal gateway. Normal infrastructure logs may record the fact of a request independently of this policy, in the ordinary course of running a server. The product's own event table holds only the fields listed under "What we collect"; it stores no IP address and no input text.

Children

The desk is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from them. An account needs an email address and a password, so an account created by a child would be visible to us as an account — if you believe one exists, open an issue on the project on GitLab and it will be deleted.

Changes

When this policy changes, the date above changes with it. The previous wording is in the repository's history, which is public.