Privacy

We don't track you.

No cookies. No analytics. No advertising pixels. No account, no session, no profile. There is no "accept all" button on this site because there is nothing to accept — and rather than ask you to take that on trust, this page lists everything your browser stores and everything that leaves it, so you can check.

Last updated 18 July 2026 · KHALM LLC

01 — Cookies

There are none.

This site sets no cookies at all — not advertising, not analytics, not "strictly necessary". Verify it yourself in about ten seconds: open your browser's developer tools, find the Application or Storage tab, and look under Cookies for nulltick.com. The list is empty.

Since nothing is collected, a consent banner would have nothing to switch on or off. A site that shows you "Accept all / Essentials only" while collecting nothing is asking permission for something it doesn't do — we'd rather give you this page than a button that does nothing.

02 — Browser storage

Two flags, both about the page in front of you.

The site keeps a little state in your browser so it behaves properly. Neither item identifies you, neither contains anything about who or where you are, and neither is ever sent to a server — they are read only by the page you're looking at.

What's stored	Why, and for how long
nt-page-fade	One flag so pages can fade in when you move between them. Session storage — your browser deletes it the moment you close the tab.
nt-privacy-ack	Written only if you dismiss the privacy notice, so it stays dismissed. Local storage — clearing your site data removes it, and nothing breaks if you do.

03 — What leaves your browser

Nothing, unless you ask it to.

Loading a page makes requests. On this site every one of them goes to nulltick.com — the fonts, the styles, the scripts and the images are all served from here. Nothing is fetched from a third-party CDN, so no other company learns that you visited.

Until July 2026 our typefaces loaded from Google Fonts, which meant Google received your IP address on every page view. We now serve the fonts ourselves, and that request is gone. We're noting it because a privacy page that quietly omits what used to be true isn't worth much.

Three things do send data, and each one happens only because you chose it:

Only if you…	What is sent, and where
Send the contact form	Your email address and your message go to Resend, which delivers them to us as email. Nothing else about you is attached.
Ask the help bot	Your question is sent to Anthropic's API to generate an answer. As with any chat box anywhere, don't paste confidential material into it.
Play the browser demo	CapTown runs on a separate server, which sees your IP and whatever movement and chat you send into the shared square — that's simply how multiplayer works. Treat demo chat as public.

04 — Server logs

Ordinary, and not joined up.

This site is served through Cloudflare, which keeps standard request logs — IP address, page requested, timestamp — as every web host does. We don't build profiles from them, don't combine them with anything else, and don't sell or share them. They exist to keep the site up, not to work out who you are.

Your data

Ask, and we'll answer plainly.

If you want to know what we hold about you, the honest answer is almost certainly nothing at all — unless you've emailed us, in which case we have that email. Write to us and we'll tell you exactly what we have, or delete it, whichever you'd prefer. No form, no account, no identity check: just ask.

Questions about any of this?

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