Privacy

Timeframe Lab collects no personal information from readers. That is a description of how the site is built rather than a policy commitment, and the sections below explain what it means in practice.

Hosting and Server Requests

The site is delivered through a hosting provider whose infrastructure sees each request. Technical details such as the requesting network address are kept for a short period for abuse prevention. This is a function of the hosting layer rather than something the site controls or has access to.

If the Site Changes

This page is maintained alongside the site itself. It is written to reflect the site as it stands, not as an aspiration.

Browser Storage

The site sets no cookies and writes nothing to browser storage. Because nothing is stored in the browser, there is no consent banner, and nothing to accept or decline.

No Sign-In

The site takes no submissions of any kind. The pages are documents to be read, and nothing more interactive than that.

No Analytics

Nothing on these pages reports a visit to anybody. There is no measurement layer, so there is no record of an individual reader to protect in the first place.

External Links

Some pages link to other websites. Any site reached that way sets its own terms and handles data on its own account.