Privacy

The site uses Google Analytics 4 to count visits, pages viewed, and which buttons are used, such as copying the install command or joining the waitlist. Google Analytics sets cookies and records a truncated IP address, the browser type and the referring page. We use this only to understand how people find the site and what they read. No advertising networks run here and we do not sell or share visitor data.

If you join the managed-service waitlist, we store the email address you typed, the page you signed up from, the referring site if your browser sent one, and the time. That record lives in a Convex database hosted in the United States. It is used for one purpose: to tell you when the managed service opens. We do not add you to a newsletter.

Browser extensions and the Do Not Track setting that block Google Analytics work as expected; the site renders fully without it. To remove your email from the waitlist, open an issue or a private report from the contact page with the address you used and it is deleted within a few days.

This website never sees a provider key. Keys enter the system only through the Fiducy gateway widget inside an app that uses the SDK, where they are split and sealed inside an AWS Nitro enclave. The gateway stores sealed records and usage counts, never plaintext keys or prompts. Apps that self-host run all of that in their own AWS account, so their users are covered by that app’s privacy policy, not this one.