What this site collects
Nothing. There is no account to make, no form to fill in, no newsletter, no chat widget and no support desk. We do not ask for your name, your email, your wallet address or anything else, so there is nothing for us to store, lose or hand over.
Specifically, and you can verify all of this by opening your browser's developer tools:
- No cookies. None are set, so there is no cookie banner to click away.
- No local storage. Nothing is written to localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB. Reload the page and it remembers nothing about you.
- No analytics. No Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Fathom, no self-hosted alternative. Nobody here has a dashboard showing visitors.
- No advertising or tracking pixels. No Meta pixel, no X pixel, no conversion tags, no retargeting.
- No session recording or fingerprinting. Nothing watches your mouse, and nothing tries to identify your device.
- No wallet connection. The site never asks you to connect a wallet and has no code that could. Anything claiming to be this project and asking you to connect one is a drainer.
The site also makes no third-party requests at all. Fonts are served from this domain rather than from Google Fonts, which is the usual quiet leak on sites like this one: embedding a font from a CDN hands your IP address to that CDN on every page load. Opening the network tab here should show requests to this domain and nowhere else.
What happens inside your browser
The meme generator, the falling code, the cave demonstration and the pool comparison all run as code on your own machine, drawing to a canvas. Nothing you type into the generator is sent anywhere, and the image you make is never uploaded. That is why the only way to save one is to right click it: there is no server to save it on.
The one thing the page can touch outside itself is your clipboard, and only when you press the copy button next to the mint address. It writes the address out. It never reads your clipboard.
What the host can see
The files are served by the host. Like every web server on earth, it processes the request in order to answer it, which means it handles your IP address, the page you asked for, the time, and the user agent string your browser sends. That is a technical necessity of loading a web page, not a choice this project made, and it happens whether or not anyone ever looks at it.
We do not request, export or analyse those logs. They are held by the host under its own privacy policy and on its own retention schedule. If you would rather not be in anybody's server logs, use a VPN or Tor, which is good practice on a site about financial privacy anyway.
When you click a link off this site
The resources section links to Nasdaq, The Block, StonkFun, Jupiter, Solscan, z.cash, ZecHub and others. Once you are there, you are subject to their terms and their tracking, and this page has no visibility into what they do.
This site sends a no-referrer policy on every request, so those sites are not told that you arrived from here. That costs us the ability to see any referral traffic, which is fine, because we were not going to look.
The part nobody can fix for you
This is the important one, and it has nothing to do with this website. If you buy, hold or move a token on Solana, that activity is public and permanent. Your address, your balance, every transaction, every counterparty and the timing of all of it can be read by anyone, forever, by anyone who learns one address that belongs to you.
Handing someone your address to receive a payment hands them your history. There is no privacy setting, no delete button and no support line for this. It is the single most underappreciated fact about using a public blockchain, and it is the reason the project this site is about points at Zcash in the first place.
Read the shielded and transparent comparison on the main page if you want to see the difference laid out side by side.
Your rights, and why there is little to exercise them against
If you are in the UK, the EU or a similar regime, you have rights to access, correct, delete and port personal data about you, and to object to its processing. Those rights apply to whoever holds the data. Since this project holds no personal data at all, there is nothing here to send you, correct or erase.
Nothing on this site is used for profiling, automated decision-making or advertising, none of it is sold or shared, and there is no legitimate-interest balancing act to explain because there is no processing to justify. Server logs held by the host are a separate matter and are covered by their policy.
Children
This site is not directed at anyone under 18 and nothing here should be treated as suitable for them. Since nothing is collected, no information about a child is collected either.
Changes
If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. There is no mailing list to notify you, because there is no mailing list.