Privacy
The shortest honest privacy policy we could write.
The Roundabout™ collects nothing about you, because it was never interested in the first place.
What we collect
Nothing. There is no account, no login, no form, no analytics pixel, and no tracking. Every proverb is assembled in your browser, on your device, and never leaves it. We could not build a profile on you if we tried, and we are not trying.
Your lap counter
The “laps completed” number is stored locally in your own browser so it survives a refresh. It stays on your device, is visible only to you, and clears the moment you press reset or clear your browser data. It is the least interesting number about you and it belongs entirely to you.
Cookies
None. If you came here for a cookie banner to angrily dismiss, we’re sorry to disappoint. The only thing stored locally is that lap counter, and it is not a tracker — it is a tally of how many times you asked a machine to say nothing.
Third parties
Web fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, which may see your browser’s request the way any font host does; nothing else is shared. Our own hosting sees standard, anonymous server logs it needs to serve the page. That is the entire supply chain of your privacy here.
If a privacy policy this short makes you suspicious, good — that instinct is exactly what The Roundabout™ is trying to keep sharp.
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