Privacy · Updated 23 October 2026

What this website keeps.

Nothing, unless you join the newsletter. Then only what you type, on our own server, until you leave.

Visiting the site

Cookies and analytics
None. No trackers, no ad scripts, no fingerprinting.
Fonts, images, scripts
Served from this site only. Nothing loads from anyone else when a page opens.
The walkthrough video
YouTube's privacy-enhanced player, loaded only after you press play. Until then nothing is sent to YouTube.
Hosting
Cloudflare delivers the site and, like any host, handles your connection (your IP address and the page you asked for). We don't keep those records.

The newsletter list

Only if you join, from the home page, the footer or the research page.

What we keep
Your email address. Your name and what brings you to QuorX, if you gave them. Which form you used, when, and the words of the box you ticked.
What we don't
Your IP address, your browser, or anything about your visit.
Why
To email you about QuorX releases and research. Nothing else.
Where
On our own server, not a mailing service. Never sold or shared. If we use an email-sending service to deliver a newsletter, we'll name it here before we do.
How long
Until you leave. Then you're off the list straight away.

Leave the list

Enter the email you signed up with. It comes off the list straight away, no confirmation needed.

The QuorX app

The app's News (articles, reports and What's new) comes from this site, so the app can show new pieces without an update.

What the app sends
A request for the News list and for each article, report or picture that changed, with QuorX/<version> as its browser name. Nothing about you, your chats, your projects or your keys.
When
A little after QuorX starts, every few hours while it's open, and when you press ↻ Check now in News.
What we keep
Nothing. Our server doesn't log these requests. Cloudflare handles the connection, as for any visit.
Turning it off
In QuorX, ⚙ Settings → Privacy & display → News. News then shows the copy that came with your version.

Everything else the app keeps on your computer, and what it sends to OpenRouter, is in the app's privacy notice.