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02Cookies we set
Anyray's website does not set advertising, marketing, or cross-site tracking cookies, and does not use cookies to build a profile of you.
03Analytics — without cookies
We measure traffic using Plausible Analytics, a privacy-first tool that is cookieless and stores no personal data. It does not set cookies on your device or track you across other websites. Because it collects only aggregate, anonymous statistics, no consent banner is legally required. The same privacy-first stance runs through the product itself: Anyray's self-hosted AI gateway keeps prompts and responses inside your own environment.
04Third-party requests
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05Managing cookies
You can block or delete cookies at any time through your browser settings. Because we don't rely on cookies for the Site to function, doing so won't break your experience here. Guidance for common browsers is available at allaboutcookies.org.
06Changes
If we ever introduce new cookies or tracking, we will update this notice (and add a consent mechanism if the law requires one) before doing so.
07Contact
Questions? Email hi@anyray.ai or contact the Anyray team. For how we handle the little data we process, see our Privacy Policy.
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