Privacy

Short version:
there is no account.

We do not ask you to register, so there is no profile to leak. This page explains what is still collected when a test runs, and what happens to it.

Prototype copy, written for layout and tone review. Not legal advice and not reviewed by counsel.

What we collect

  • The URL you ask us to test. It is the input to the service, so it is processed and appears in operational logs.
  • The result. The 20 signals and the Markdown, kept briefly for debugging and abuse prevention.
  • Payment details. A transaction hash and amount on Base. Public-chain data — we never see a card number, because there is no card.
  • Request metadata. Including IP address and user agent, used for rate limiting and abuse prevention.

What we do not collect

  • No account. No name, no email, no password, no profile.
  • No private keys. Payments are signed on your side. We never hold a wallet or a key.
  • No training data. Page content you send is not used to train models — ours or anyone else's.
  • No ad networks and no trackers. This site does not embed third-party advertising or behavioural analytics.
  • No sale of data. Not to anyone, for any purpose.

How long it is kept

Parsed content and results are retained for a short operational window for debugging and abuse review, then discarded. Aggregate counters — request counts, error rates, spend — are kept longer because they contain no page content.

Who else is involved

  • Cloudflare — hosting and request handling for the service.
  • The x402 facilitator — verifies and settles the USDC payment on Base.

That is the whole list. There is no data broker in the path.

Your controls

Because there is no account, there is no profile to export or delete. If you need a specific request's logs removed, contact us with the URL and roughly when it was tested and we will remove it.

Contact

Questions about any of this: [email protected].

Changes

If this policy changes materially, the effective date at the top of this page changes and the change is described here rather than edited silently into the text.