What stays local
Kronroe’s in-browser playground runs the graph engine in WebAssembly. Facts you enter there stay in the browser session unless you explicitly export them.
Privacy should match the product story.
Kronroe the product is designed to keep memory local. Kronroe.dev is simpler: the website can use optional analytics if you allow them, and release emails are opt-in. We do not sell personal data.
What the site may collect
If you allow analytics on the homepage, Kronroe.dev can record page views and basic device/browser information through Google Analytics.
What release emails use
If you submit the release form, we store the email address you provide so we can send release announcements. Nothing else in that form is required.
Optional analytics
Kronroe.dev keeps analytics off until you opt in through the homepage privacy controls. If you allow them, Google Analytics may process page URLs, referrers, approximate device/browser information, and similar traffic metrics so we can understand how the site is used.
Cookies and browser storage
If analytics are enabled, Google Analytics may use cookies or similar browser identifiers. Separately, the homepage stores your analytics preference locally in your browser so the site remembers your choice.
Release notifications
The release signup form is used only for release announcements. It is not a general marketing newsletter. We do not sell or trade that email list.
Commercial enquiries
If you contact Kronroe about commercial licensing, we use the details you send to reply and handle that enquiry. Those messages are not shared for advertising.
Your controls
- You can allow or decline site analytics from the homepage privacy controls.
- You can ignore the release form and browse the site without signing up.
- You can contact hi@kronroe.dev if you want your release-notification email removed.
What we do not do
- We do not sell personal data.
- We do not turn the homepage playground into a cloud service.
- We do not require an account just to evaluate Kronroe.
Questions?
If something in this policy feels unclear, email hi@kronroe.dev. We would rather explain the tradeoffs plainly than hide them behind legal fog.