Privacy

The short version

You should be able to read a website without being followed around the internet. This site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, loads nothing from third parties, and has no accounts or forms. We don't know who you are, and we don't try to find out.

The surveillance web versus a zero-tracking reading boundary A comparative architectural diagram contrasting standard web surveillance tracking pipelines against the CIN zero-tracking reading boundary where static pages are served from CDN edge caches without tracking cookies, third-party analytics scripts, or user fingerprinting. TYPICAL SURVEILLANCE WEB Client-side scripts monitor readers across domains 1. SCRIPT INJECTION Third-party analytics run in page execution context Captures scroll & clicks 2. DEVICE IDENTIFIERS Persistent cookies stored on reader local hardware Canvas fingerprinting 3. AD BROKER SYNDICATE Cross-site browsing graphs compiled for advertisers Unverifiable data leakage CIN ZERO-TRACKING BOUNDARY Static edge caches deliver clean markup without telemetry 1. STATIC EDGE CACHE Pre-built HTML & SVG served directly from CDN ✓ Zero outside script calls 2. CLEAN CLIENT STATE No tracking cookies No local storage beacons ✓ No device fingerprinting 3. EPHEMERAL DEFENSE Technical web server logs defend against abuse ✓ Never shared or profiled
Most commercial websites inject third-party tracking scripts and persistent cookies to profile readers across the web. Our site operates on a zero-tracking boundary: no cookies, no analytics scripts, and no outside trackers. Static pages are delivered directly from edge servers, and standard connection logs exist solely to protect infrastructure from abuse.

Server logs

Our hosting provider, Google Firebase Hosting, keeps standard technical logs to deliver the site and protect it from abuse. Those logs record basic details like your IP address, the time, and the page you requested. We never use them to identify or profile you.

If you email us

If you write to us, we keep your message and email address only so we can reply and follow up. We won't add you to a mailing list, and we won't share what you wrote without your permission. If you ever want us to delete your emails, just ask and we will.

Future projects

When we launch Shared Horizon, it will live at its own web address with its own privacy notice. We will publish that notice in plain language before we collect any data from you.

Changes

If our practices ever change, we'll update this page and tell you clearly so you can decide what you're comfortable with. Last updated: November 6, 2026.