Privacy

This website uses no analytics, no cookies, and no tracking or advertising pixels. The EvalGlass tool itself separately sends no telemetry. There is nothing to opt out of because nothing is collected.

A "no false confidence" project should be able to state its data practices plainly and have them be verifiable. Here are ours.

The website

No analytics. We run no web-analytics product — no Google Analytics, no Tag Manager, nothing equivalent.
No cookies. The site sets no cookies and uses no local-storage tracking.
No advertising or social pixels. No Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn, or X pixels — none, ever.
Static hosting. The site is static HTML served by Vercel; standard server access logs may record requests (IP, user-agent, URL) for operations and security, as with any web host.
Outbound links. Pages link to GitHub and other sites, which have their own privacy practices.
Fonts. Typefaces load from Google Fonts; that request is governed by Google's terms.

The EvalGlass tool is separate

Anything on this page is about visits to evalglass.com, never about how you run the tool. The EvalGlass runtime is local-first: it runs on your machine and in your CI, keeps project truth in your repo, needs no provider keys on its run path, and sends no telemetry. A website metric and runtime data collection are different things, and we never conflate them.

Read more: Local-first · Honesty charter · Security · Trust model.

If this ever changes

If we ever add website analytics, it will be a first-party, cookieless measure (for example Vercel Web Analytics) and this page will be updated in the same change to say exactly what is collected. We will not add advertising pixels, and we will not publish adoption numbers the project hasn't earned.