Your data is yours.
Here is exactly what this site collects.
This website is a static site. It has no accounts, no cookies, no forms, and no cross-site tracking. Two things do reach us: aggregate page statistics from an analytics service that sets no cookies, and whatever you choose to write to us by email. Both are spelled out below.
What this site collects
No accounts, no cookies, no tracking
We never ask you to create an account, and nothing here sets a cookie — not the site, not our analytics. Nothing is written to your browser's storage either: the site has no forms and no confirmation pages, so there is nothing to remember. You are not followed across other websites, and no personal profile of you is built.
Aggregate page statistics
We use Plausible, which counts page views in aggregate — which pages are read, how often, and other aggregate dimensions such as country and device type. Like any web request, the analytics request carries standard technical data (such as your IP address and browser type); Plausible sets no cookies, and what reaches us are aggregate totals, not individual visitors. Page views are the only measurement: the site fires no other events.
Hosting logs are our host’s
This site is served by GitHub Pages. Like any web host, GitHub receives standard request data (such as your IP address and browser type) in order to deliver the page. That processing is governed by GitHub’s privacy statement — we operate no logging of our own.
When you write to us
There is no form to fill in. Writing to contact@tai42.ai or builders@tai42.ai sends an ordinary email, received in a Google Workspace group inbox. We use what you send only to reply to you and to schedule a conversation: no CRM, no automated sequence, nothing sold and nothing passed on. Ask us to delete what you sent, and we delete it.
Who is responsible & your rights
This site is operated by tai42; write to contact@tai42.ai. You can ask at any time what we hold about you, and have it corrected or deleted. Providers that handle data on the way: GitHub hosts the site and receives standard request data, Plausible receives the analytics request, and Google carries our mail and our calendar — each processing it under its own terms.
The runtime you self-host, the platform we host
This policy covers this website only. The open-source runtime runs entirely on your own infrastructure when you self-host it, and makes no phone-home to us — your prompts, payloads, and data never reach our servers, because there is no server of ours in that path. The hosted BabelDag platform is the other case: it runs in a private, dedicated, EU-hosted tenant your team operates, and what it processes there is governed by the agreement covering that tenant, not by this policy.
Questions about any of this, or about data you have sent us? Reach us through our contact page.