Privacy & analytics

Anonymous visit analytics

Our first-party analytics records public page views, anonymous visitors, device categories, referring domains, and entry pages. A local IP database estimates country, region, and city. Only masked network prefixes are saved: the final IPv4 segment is removed, and IPv6 is reduced to /48. Raw IPs are used only for local lookup, never saved in the analytics database or sent to a third-party geolocation service. A random browser cookie expires after 30 days; only its hash is stored for deduplication. We do not record real identities, raw IPs, query parameters, or referrer paths and search terms.

When Do Not Track (DNT) or Global Privacy Control (GPC) is enabled, visit and selection, export, and favorite event analytics are disabled. You may clear site cookies; this affects anonymous deduplication and may disconnect private favorites associated with other cookies.

Model queries & usage

When task interpretation is enabled, your submitted request may be sent to the configured primary or backup provider. The model is used only for task classification, and the provider's data policy applies to that call. Rule-based interpretation does not send your text to a model provider.

Usage records include model, provider, purpose, primary or backup channel, time, status, duration, and token counts reported by the provider. Query text, responses, and API keys are not saved. Missing usage is marked unknown and is not estimated from text length.

Saved models & configuration exports

Private favorites and export history are linked to a separate anonymous browser credential and stored on the server. Export history may contain text you entered into a configuration example; do not enter real keys or sensitive data. You can delete records from Saved models. Administration uses a separate authenticated session.

Crawler & operations records

Search and AI requests are classified by their declared User-Agent. Analytics stores only the date, public path, agent name, and request count. Reverse DNS identity verification is not performed, so these records do not establish search indexing or AI citations. Network services may retain necessary security and diagnostic logs, separately from website analytics.

Analytics is available only in the protected admin area. Browser settings, blockers, and missing provider usage reports can make statistics incomplete.