Privacy

• Account data. If you sign up: your email, first and last name, and, with Google sign-in, your Google profile name. Stored in Firebase.
• Newsletter emails. The address you type into the signup box, plus whether it came from the form or from creating an account. Used only to send the newsletter.
• Sponsor details. The product name, tagline, website and contact email a sponsor submits. Payment happens on Stripe; card numbers never touch our servers, and the contact email is never published.
• Anonymous counters. Page views and outbound clicks, added up per day. There is no per-person record: we do not store IP addresses, fingerprints, or browsing histories, and the totals are public on the stats page.

No advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking. The site keeps a small flag in your browser's localStorage so you count as one visitor instead of five, and Firebase keeps a session token so you stay signed in. That is the whole list.

• Google Firebase stores accounts and the site's data.
• Stripe processes sponsor payments under its own privacy policy.
• Google's favicon service serves the tool logos, so your browser requests those images from Google, which sees the standard request data any image host sees.

The leaderboards, the raw model answers, the traffic stats, and sponsor cards are public by design. Your account details and newsletter address are not, and never will be.

Want your account or newsletter entry gone? Message @brian_millot on X and it will be deleted. Every newsletter also includes an unsubscribe link.

If this policy changes, the date above changes with it. Since the project is open source, the full history of this page lives in the repository.