Privacy, plainly.
The short version. No accounts, no cookies, no trackers, no ads. The only data this site handles is the question you choose to type.
When you ask a question. The preset questions (the chips) are answered locally in your browser and never leave the page. A question you type yourself is sent to my server to generate the answer in my voice. Each question stands alone: no conversation history is accepted or stored.
What gets logged. For each typed question my server records the time, your IP address in hashed form, the question text, the answer's length, and how long it took. The answer itself is never logged. I use these logs to keep the feature healthy and to detect abuse, then they expire on my host's standard log retention. Rate limiting stores a hashed IP counter that expires within two hours. Practical advice: ask me about my work, and keep your own personal details out of the box. There is no reason to put them there.
Who else touches data. The site and my server run on standard cloud infrastructure, and typed questions are processed by a third-party AI provider to generate the answer. The typefaces load from a third-party font service, so your browser requests font files from its servers. Providers may change over time; the flow described above does not.
Questions or requests. Anything about your data, including asking me to delete a logged question: privacy@saggin.me. I answer plainly.