Trust
Privacy
The most private tool is one that runs on your machine. ThunderLang's core does exactly that. This page states plainly what happens to your data in the few places a server is involved.
The CLI runs entirely on your machine
The compiler, scanner, runtime, and proof generation are local and deterministic. Nothing is sent anywhere. There is no telemetry and no account is required.
The Playground compiles statelessly
When you press compile, your intent source is sent to our server, compiled in memory, and the result is returned. It is not stored, logged, or used to train anything. Refreshing the page discards it.
No AI in the deterministic core
Everything the site demonstrates runs without a model. If and when optional AI assistance is added, it will be clearly labeled, opt-in, and disclosed at the point of use, never silent.
Team pilot requests
If you request a team pilot, we store your email address and the optional details you share (team size, languages, AI tooling) to follow up about the pilot. It is never sold or shared. Ask us and we will delete it.
Website analytics
This website, not the CLI, uses analytics to understand aggregate traffic and improve the docs: Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights, plus Google Analytics. This applies only to the pages you browse here; the CLI and compiler send nothing. We do not sell this data.
What we do not collect
We do not collect your source code from the CLI, we do not sell data, and there is no telemetry in the compiler. The best privacy guarantee is that the core needs no server at all.
Questions about your data? Email support@skillstechtalk.com. This is a pre-1.0 project; this page is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for a formal legal agreement, which we will publish as the hosted products mature.