Privacy
Read the public website privacy summary.
This page describes the release-facing privacy posture for the official
ait-native website. It applies to the public site surface, not to future
customer agreements, self-hosted deployments, or a future authenticated
hosted product.
- Official website only
- No login required
- Updated August 12, 2026
Scope
This privacy summary covers the static-first public website and the release-facing materials served through it. It does not describe separate data handling for self-hosted deployments or future authenticated hosted offerings.
What this website may receive
- Routine request metadata processed by the hosting layer, CDN, or reverse proxy, such as IP address, request path, user agent, and request time.
- Any information you intentionally send through a public feedback or repository channel in response to this site.
- No account, login, or in-browser workflow state is required just to read the current public pages.
Cookies and analytics
The current public site does not require product cookies or an authenticated session to read public pages. If analytics, embedded media, or optional cookies are introduced later, this page should be updated before that becomes the default public posture.
How information may be used
- Serve the requested public pages reliably.
- Monitor uptime, delivery health, and abuse or security signals at the website edge.
- Respond to a message you intentionally send through a published public channel.
- Improve public wording, routing, and release-facing clarity without turning the site into a hidden product telemetry surface.
What not to send
This public website is not the right place to submit confidential customer data, private source code, secrets, credentials, or regulated personal data. Use a dedicated private contract or security path when those channels are formally published.
Status note
This is release-facing website guidance, not legal advice. More detailed privacy, security, or data-processing terms may be added later if the product expands into authenticated or hosted public surfaces.