Privacy

Last updated: October 30, 2026 · This page describes what the site actually does today. When something changes — for example, when an email provider is connected — this page will be updated to match.

Analytics — only with your consent

This site uses Google Analytics 4 to see which prompts people actually use. It runs under Google Consent Mode with analytics storage denied by default: until you press Accept on the cookie banner, Analytics does not store cookies on your device. If you accept, analytics storage is granted so visits and prompt usage can be measured. If you reject, it stays denied. Advertising storage is denied in our consent settings either way — we run no advertising cookies and no ads are served by this site.

Your choice is stored in your browser's local storage on this device, and you can change it any time with the Cookie settings link in the footer, which reopens the banner.

Email signup — not collecting yet

There is no email provider connected to this site yet, and the subscribe box does not send your address anywhere. If you type an email into it today, the page stores that address only in your own browser's local storage, on your device — we cannot see it, and it never reaches us or any provider. It disappears if you clear this site's data in your browser. When real subscriptions switch on, this page will say so, and the form will say what changed before you use it.

Prompt submissions are public

Prompt submissions go through a GitHub issue form in our public submissions repository. Anything you put into that form becomes a public GitHub issue that anyone can read — that is why the form has no email field, and why you should not put a private email address or other personal details into it. The Contributor Terms explain the licence and credit that a submission carries.

Contact

For anything about privacy — or an error or takedown — email us at [email protected]. We read and answer mail sent there.