Privacy

The public pages collect nothing. There is no analytics package, no tag manager, no advertising or tracking pixel, and no cookie is set when you read them. Nothing here is personalised, so there is nothing to personalise it from. Our hosting provider, Vercel, keeps ordinary server logs for the requests it serves, in the way any web host does.

Two sections require signing in. The experiments and the knowledge base name client work, so they sit behind the studio's Google sign-in and are restricted to Made by Many email addresses. Signing in reads your email address and your name from Google in order to check that address against the permitted domain and to show you who you are signed in as.

The session is a cookie and nothing more. There is no database and no user table on this site: your session lives in a signed cookie in your own browser. Signing out clears it. Nothing about what you read while signed in is recorded or associated with you.

The content is meant to be copied. The public pages are published to be quoted by people and retrieved by AI assistants, which is the point of the site. Nothing you do here is part of that: the pages are the same for every reader, and no one is profiled.

This describes the site only. Made by Many's own privacy policy, covering the studio and its client work, is at madebymany.com.