Scope
This policy describes the Anonyx website and browser-based request controls, operated as a Team AP project. It does not establish confidentiality or anonymity guarantees for future protocol services. A public support contact and the legal operator details have not yet been supplied.
Local request preparation
Prompt editing, masking, context selection, and payload inspection run in your browser. Preparing a request does not send it to an inference provider. The host still receives the ordinary network information needed to serve website pages and assets, such as your IP address and request metadata. Private preview hosting may require the host’s own sign-in.
Drafts and transcripts
Workspace drafts, selected conversation turns, and transcripts remain in tab memory. End Session clears Anonyx’s session state and ignores pending late responses. Reloading or using the navbar to leave the page clears this state. It does not clear provider records, wallet/RPC metadata, browser history, downloads, or information stored by the hosting service.
Saved context
Your context library is stored in memory by default. If you enable Remember context on this device, Anonyx writes the library to localStorage under an Anonyx-specific key. This storage is not encrypted at rest and is specific to the browser and device. Other people with access to your browser profile may be able to read it. There is no Anonyx cloud sync or database.
Selection and deletion
Only context and conversation turns you select are included in a request preview. Delete an individual context item or choose Delete All Saved Context to remove the browser copy. Disabling persistence removes the saved library while retaining the current in-memory items. Storage failures are reported instead of being presented as successful deletion.
Import and export
JSON import reads a file locally and requires a review before applying changes. Exports contain the context items you select. Exported files remain wherever your browser saves them until you delete them yourself.
External inference
Provider availability is checked when access is requested. Unavailable execution actions show a notice and preserve your draft without sending it. When configured, external inference loads Puter’s SDK only after consent on a separate origin. Only reviewed model, provider, and message fields are sent upon an explicit Send action. Puter and the selected provider control their authentication, usage charges, processing, and retention. Anonyx cannot delete their records or guarantee how long they retain them.
Wallets and RPC
Opening wallet controls loads the wallet integration. Connecting uses your chosen wallet and can reveal your address and network information to the wallet and the RPC provider used for balance reads. Wallet addresses are not included in AI request payloads. This website requests no funding transaction, token approval, or spending signature. Disconnect ends the application connection; it does not erase third-party logs. WalletConnect is hidden unless configured.
Measurement and third-party services
Anonyx does not implement product analytics, advertising trackers, or prompt logging. Fonts and the identity asset are served with the site. The hosting platform and optional wallet/provider services operate under their own policies. External whitepaper links open Google Docs. No prompts or saved context are placed onchain, in URLs, or in application analytics.
Limits and updates
Pattern-based masking can miss sensitive information. A local private session is not a guarantee of anonymity, confidential computing, or provider non-retention. This policy must be updated before changing storage, inference providers, analytics, or settlement behavior.