# Pine privacy

## Visiting this site

Pine's landing site is static documentation. Its own code collects no personal information, uses no analytics or tracking scripts, and provides no account, sign-in or contact form. The recorded demos and their playback assets are served as files. The site does not read your local projects, Pi settings, model credentials or Pine records.

The hosting provider still receives ordinary web requests and may process information such as an IP address, request path and browser headers according to its own policies. Following a link to GitHub, Pi, herdr, a model provider or another external service opens a service with its own privacy practices. The statement about this site's code is not a promise about those providers.

## Running Pine locally

Installing Pine is separate from visiting the website. Pine stores reusable views in `~/.pine/widgets/` or the project's `.pine/widgets/`, and records under `~/.local/state/pine` or the configured `XDG_STATE_HOME/pine`. Saved agents and their session files live in your project's `agents/` tree. Keep private project files and conversations out of public repositories.

Conversations and builders use the provider configured in Pi, which receives the context sent to it. Built-in notes, tasks and help need no model call. Exporting a team agent creates a separate application; its owner decides the host, credentials, access and data handling. This site does not receive that application's chats.

## Questions

Read the [installation guide](https://pine-pi.vercel.app/install.html) to remove Pine while preserving saved work. Use the [contact page](https://pine-pi.vercel.app/contact.html) for project questions, and do not publish private information in a GitHub issue. The [documentation](https://pine-pi.vercel.app/docs/) describes Pine's local tools and storage in more detail.