Privacy and local processing
Privacy policy and data handling.
The static diagnostic processes descriptions in your browser, limits optional event fields, and documents the third-party resources and advertising status of the current release.
01 · Input
What happens to your description
The diagnostic rules run in the browser. The current application does not require an account or application server to produce candidates and an implementation brief. Your text remains in the current page state unless a deployment owner adds separate technology outside this repository.
Do not paste secrets, private source code, personal data, confidential project names, or internal URLs. Client-side processing reduces exposure but does not make sensitive input appropriate.
02 · Events
What optional behavior events contain
The site emits a browser event adapter with fields such as event name, timestamp, cluster, result label, candidate count, selected pattern, question identifier, answer label, and query-length band. It does not intentionally include raw query text, clipboard content, email addresses, source code, or query-bearing URLs.
If a deployment owner configures a compatible data layer, those limited event fields may be forwarded by that deployment. This repository does not itself configure an analytics vendor.
03 · Storage and resources
Current cookies, browser storage, and remote fonts
The current diagnostic does not intentionally set first-party cookies, localStorage, or sessionStorage, and it does not load advertising or analytics scripts. It requests stylesheets and font files from Google Fonts, so your browser sends those resource requests directly to Google. The diagnostic text is not appended to those font requests.
Google handles those resource requests under the Google Privacy Policy.
04 · Advertising
Advertising is not active in the current release
Google AdSense is not enabled in the current release. If it is enabled after site approval, third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies or similar storage to serve and measure ads. Google and its partners may use advertising cookies to provide personalized ads based on visits to this and other websites.
You can manage personalized advertising through Google Ads Settings. Where required, a Google-certified consent management platform will be presented before advertising services are enabled. This policy must be reviewed again when the advertising status changes.
05 · External links
Sources use third-party websites
Pattern reference pages link to external standards, platform documentation, and component-library documentation. Those websites have their own privacy practices. External links open in a new tab and do not receive the diagnostic text from this site.
06 · Contact
Privacy questions
Send privacy questions to contact@namethatui.org. Do not include sensitive information in the message. This policy describes the repository as of July 14, 2026 and must be reviewed if hosting, analytics, advertising, feedback, or data storage changes.