Zero data collection.
Nothing stored. Nothing tracked.

What we don't do

• No accounts, no logins. There's nothing to sign up for.
• No analytics. No Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Fathom, no tracking pixels of any kind. We don't know who visits, how often, or from where.
• No cookies. The site sets none.
• No third-party fonts, scripts, or embeds. All fonts are self-hosted on this server. No Google Fonts CDN calls, no YouTube embeds that track, no third-party analytics.
• No live AI on the site. Nothing you type into the prompt builder or "try tonight" input is sent anywhere. Every "AI reply" you see in an interactive exhibit is a pre-scripted, captured example — not a live model output. There is no chatbot and no AI running here at all.
• No shipping your text anywhere. When you type into a box on this site, the text lives in your browser's memory only and is discarded when you close the tab.

What we do use

• localStorage — for progress only. If you start the journey and leave, when you come back, we remember which station you were on. That's stored in your browser, not on our server. It never leaves your device.
• Server access logs. Railway (our hosting provider) keeps basic request logs — IP addresses and timestamps — for a short window as part of normal web operations. These aren't analytics; they're infrastructure. We don't read them, we don't aggregate them, and they're not connected to any identity.

What happens when you click a link

Some pages link to outside sites — research papers, source articles, AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.). Those links open in a new tab. Once you're on that site, their privacy rules apply, not ours. We don't transmit anything about you when you click; we just provide the link.

COPPA, FERPA & kids

There's a dedicated kids site — LearnAI4Kids, for ages 8–12 — and it holds to this exact same stance: zero data collection, no accounts, no tracking, nothing for sale. On top of that, there's no live AI anywhere on it — every "AI answer" a child sees is a captured example played back in the browser, so nothing a child types is ever sent to an AI or to us. Because we collect nothing, we don't fall under COPPA's collection rules, and the kids site is COPPA/FERPA-friendly by design — safe to use in a classroom. It has its own privacy page written for parents and teachers.

How to verify all this yourself

If you're technically curious, open your browser's developer tools (F12 on most browsers) → Network tab → reload this page. You should see requests to completeideas.com only — no third-party domains (no google-analytics.com, no facebook.net, no googletagmanager.com, no fonts.googleapis.com). If you see anything else, I want to know about it.

If you want to tell me something

There's no contact form here — contact forms collect data. Just email: robert@completeideas.com. I answer every email myself.

Why it's free, and who made it

No ads and no data isn't a gimmick — it's the whole point. This was built by one person who wanted honest, agenda-free AI information for his own kids and couldn't find it, so there's nothing to sell and no reason to track you. The fuller story is on the About this site page.