Privacy

The short version: this site has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising and no third-party scripts. It sets one cookie, for your language.

What the site stores

A language cookie. Choosing English, Spanish or Catalan writes gitorii_locale so the choice survives your next visit. It holds a two-letter code and nothing else, it is not read by anything but this site, and clearing it costs you nothing but the choice.

Server logs. The web server records requests as it serves them: the time, the path, the response status. These are operational records, not a profile, and they are not linked to anything.

There is no analytics script of any kind. No tracker, no pixel, no font fetched from a third party — the typefaces are the ones already on your machine.

What the site fetches on your behalf

To keep its pages accurate, the server — not your browser — reads three sources when it renders:

• the published version and download count of the gitorii crate, from crates.io;

• CHANGELOG.md from the project's repository on GitLab;

• the site's own copy, from the Syrakon content service.

Those requests come from the server. Your browser never contacts them, and they learn nothing about you.

The CLI

The torii command-line tool does not phone home. It contacts a platform only when you ask it to — a clone, a push, a pull request — and it talks to whichever host your repository already uses. Tokens are stored on your machine, in ~/.config/torii/auth.toml, with permissions that keep them to your user.

The secret scanner runs entirely locally. Nothing it finds leaves your machine.

Contact

Questions about this page, or a request concerning your data, go to security@gitorii.com.