Privacy & analytics

Last updated: October 25, 2026 · This version takes effect when published on the website. This is the policy for the AI Anywhere website. The AI Anywhere application has its own in-app privacy disclosures and agreements, described separately below.

AI Anywhere uses first-party, privacy-conscious analytics to understand how people discover and adopt our product — for example, how many people visit, which sources send them, and how many download the app. We aim to collect the minimum needed to run the business, to be clear about it, and to give you meaningful choices. We do not use third-party advertising trackers.

1. Scope

This policy covers data collected through the AI Anywhere marketing website. It describes what we collect today, what we may collect in the future (which is not active now and would be introduced only with appropriate notice and any required consent), how we use it, how long we keep it, and your rights. It is separate from the AI Anywhere application and from AI Anywhere's expertise/intent intelligence features (see Section 8).

2. What we collect today

Website analytics today are first-party and aggregate: our own website server records day-level counts and campaign breakdowns. Specifically:

Page views and download clicks, counted per day.
Traffic source: the standard UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign) present in the link you followed.
Referring site: the host of the site that linked to us (e.g. news.ycombinator.com) — the host, not the full address.
Page: which page was viewed (e.g. the home page), for a top-pages breakdown.

Today these are stored only as aggregate daily counts and campaign labels (for example, “120 visits and 20 downloads on a given day from source newsletter”). In their current form, these records are not associated with an individual visitor, and today the website does not set cookies, assign a visitor or session identifier, or link website activity to an AI Anywhere account. We describe the current practice accurately; it is not an absolute or permanent commitment — see Section 3.

Download clicks are counted as clicks on the download control; because the installer is served from static storage, completion of a download is not measured.

Like most websites, our hosting provider automatically records standard request information — including IP address and browser type — in server logs for security, abuse-prevention, and operational purposes. These logs are retained for a limited period, are not used to build visitor profiles, and are not combined with the analytics above.

If you contact us through the feedback form on our home page, we receive the message you write so we can read it (it is delivered to us by email). The form does not ask for your name or email address.

3. What we may collect in the future

Not active today. The capabilities in this section are not currently in use. We describe them so this policy stays accurate as the product grows. Before enabling any of them we will update this policy, describe what changed, and provide any notice or consent required by law. Publishing this policy does not by itself turn on any additional collection.

As the business grows, we may introduce additional first-party, privacy-conscious measurement, which could include:

Unique and returning visitors, and session / engagement measurements (for example, engaged time or whether a visit is a return visit).
Marketing attribution — connecting a visit to the campaign or channel that brought it.
Website-to-registration conversion — understanding, in aggregate and/or with appropriate disclosure, how many visitors go on to create an AI Anywhere account.
Account activation and product adoption following registration.
Account-level acquisition attribution — where appropriately disclosed and authorized, connecting an individual account to the acquisition source that led to it.

Any such measurement would be first-party and designed to collect the minimum necessary. Where it would involve a visitor or session identifier, cookies or similar technologies, or linking website activity to an account, we will provide the disclosures and obtain the consent that applicable law requires, and offer the controls described in Section 6.

4. How we use this data

We use website analytics for our own business purposes: measuring reach and acquisition, understanding which channels and campaigns are effective, improving the website and onboarding, and (for the future capabilities above, once enabled) understanding how acquisition relates to registration and product adoption. We do not sell this data, and we do not use third-party advertising or cross-site tracking networks. Our website analytics do not collect the content of anything you type (feedback you submit through the contact form is handled as described in Section 2), and website analytics are kept separate from AI Anywhere's expertise and intent intelligence (Section 8).

5. Cookies and similar technologies

Today the website does not set cookies or use local storage for tracking. If we introduce cookies or similar technologies in the future (for example, a first-party identifier to measure unique/returning visitors), we will disclose them and provide any legally required consent mechanism before doing so. You can also control cookies through your browser settings.

6. Your choices and rights

Depending on where you live, you may have rights regarding personal information, including the right to know what is collected, to request deletion, and to opt out of certain processing.

California (CCPA/CPRA): California residents may have the right to know, to delete, to correct, and to opt out of the “sale” or “sharing” of personal information, and to be free from discrimination for exercising these rights. Our current website analytics are aggregate and are not associated with you as an individual. We do not sell or share your personal information, including for cross-context behavioral advertising. Because we do not sell or share, there is currently nothing to opt out of — including through browser signals such as Global Privacy Control (GPC). If this ever changes, we will update this policy, provide an opt-out, and honor applicable opt-out preference signals.
Requests: today, because website analytics are aggregate and not linked to you, there is typically no individual record to access, correct, or delete. If we collect information that identifies you in the future (Section 3), you will be able to request access or deletion. To reach us about privacy, see Section 9.
Opt-out of future identified analytics: if and when we enable analytics that identify or re-identify an individual, we will offer a clear opt-out (and, where required, collect opt-in consent first).

This policy is informational and is not legal advice. The specific rights available to you depend on your jurisdiction and applicable law.

7. Retention and deletion

Aggregate website counts are not tied to an individual and are retained as long-term business history.
Server request logs (Section 2) are retained only for a limited period for security and operational purposes.
Any future identified or account-linked data would be kept only as long as needed for the purpose disclosed, subject to a defined retention period, and deleted or de-identified after that period or on a valid deletion request. Account-linked website data would be removed as part of account deletion.

8. Relationship to the AI Anywhere application

The AI Anywhere application processes data to deliver the product — for example, your AI requests, and the product's expertise and intent intelligence features. That processing is governed by the in-app disclosures and the agreement you accept in the app, not by this website policy. Those features are distinct from website business analytics: the application's per-account analytics are content-free but not anonymous (pseudonymous, keyed to your account) and are governed by their own access controls, purpose limits, audit, consent, and deletion mechanisms. Website analytics described here do not include the contents of your AI activity.

9. Changes and contact

We will update this policy as our practices change and will note the “last updated” date above. For material expansions of collection, we will provide notice and any required consent before the change takes effect.

Questions or privacy requests: you can reach us using the feedback form on our home page. Because that form does not collect your contact details, please include a way to reach you (such as an email address) in your message if you would like a response.