Privacy at GapLimit
How GapLimit supports reading without behavioral profiling while accurately describing necessary web infrastructure.
Privacy by default
You should be able to read without becoming a profile. GapLimit is built to explain markets and technology, not identify readers. Public material does not require an account or personal details.
What we do not want
GapLimit does not sell or rent personal information, build advertising profiles, or track people across unrelated websites. The site currently has no advertising, behavioral analytics, newsletter signup, comments, or authentication system.
What web delivery requires
Ordinary web delivery still sends limited technical information—such as an IP address, browser and device signals, the requested URL, and time—to Vercel's hosting, content-delivery, and security infrastructure. That information may appear in operational or security logs. This technical necessity is different from GapLimit building a history of who you are.
Market, news, and on-chain sources are contacted by GapLimit's servers, not directly by your browser through those features. If you follow an external link, the destination's own privacy practices apply.
What stays in your browser
GapLimit's application code does not currently set cookies. Hosting or security systems may use operational mechanisms when needed to deliver or protect the site. Your theme preference and a Last-Visit Delta reference can be stored in localStorage on your device; those features do not send that saved state to GapLimit.
The last-visit reference contains earlier market values, timestamps, market-state labels, and signal identifiers—not account or identity data. You can remove both preferences through your browser's storage controls, and the public site will remain readable.
Your right to simply read
Curiosity should not require surveillance. You can read, learn, compare ideas, and leave without GapLimit turning that activity into a marketing or behavioral profile.