Privacy

Your idea is the whole asset. It runs in your browser against your own API key and it never reaches a server of ours, because there isn't one.

The forge

Putting an idea through the gates sends it from your browser directly to the AI provider whose key you supplied. That traffic doesn't pass through us. We hold no copy of your idea, your gate answers, or the verdict. If someone subpoenaed us for your idea, we'd have nothing to give them.

Your key and your work in progress are stored in your own browser so a refresh doesn't wipe them. Clearing site data removes both.

Counting visits

Google Analytics 4, off until you accept the notice at the foot of the page. Decline and the tag is disabled outright, so no request is sent and no cookie is written. Your answer lives in your browser under ifp-consent.

Accepting means Google receives a truncated IP address, the pages viewed, an approximate city, and browser and device type. It never receives a line of your idea.

Your provider

Whichever AI provider you point the forge at receives your prompts and applies its own privacy policy and retention rules. That relationship is yours, and it's worth reading their terms before you paste in something confidential.

Hosting and fonts

Static files on GitHub Pages, which logs requests for security and abuse handling. The Big Shoulders and Archivo typefaces load from Google Fonts, so Google sees that request and your IP address whether or not you accept analytics.

Removing yourself

Decline the notice or clear your browser data. There's no account to delete and no mailing list to leave. UK and EU visitors may complain to their national data protection authority.

Last updated 13 September 2026. See also the terms.