Privacy

Privacy here isn’t a legal formality — it’s the same respect for people that the whole project is about. We treat your visit the way you’d want to treat the people who use what you build: collect almost nothing, track no one, and show our work. This site practices what the catalog preaches.

What we collect: as close to nothing as possible

• No cookies. The site sets none. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.
• No third-party trackers. No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no ad SDKs — and the enforcement engine would block them if a contributor tried to add one.
• No account, no login to read anything.

Analytics, if any

If the maintainer enables analytics, it is Plausible — a cookieless, privacy-respecting analytics tool that collects no personal data and no cross-site identifiers. It is only loaded when a PLAUSIBLE_DOMAIN is configured at build time; in local development and in forks, no analytics script is included at all. You can confirm this in astro.config.mjs.

Verify it yourself

Open your browser’s network tab on any page. With analytics disabled you should see requests only to this site’s own origin. That’s the same kind of network-observation check the recipes ask you to run on what you build.

Search

Site search is powered by Pagefind, which builds a static index at deploy time and runs entirely in your browser. Your search queries never leave your device and hit no server.

What we don’t do

• We don’t sell, share, or broker data — there isn’t any to broker.
• We don’t embed fonts, scripts, or images from third-party CDNs that could log your IP. The site uses your system font stack and self-hosts its assets.
• We don’t route anything through Meta, OpenAI, or xAI. That’s the whole point.

Contact

Privacy questions or concerns: open an issue on the repository, or see Security for how to report a vulnerability privately.