Privacy

Last updated October 31, 2026

This page explains what digitalsuperintelligence.us and its Analog Lab collect, why, how long it is kept and who handles it. The site has no accounts and no advertising, sets no cookies of its own, and does not sell or rent anything about its visitors.

Visit counts

A first-party script on this site (/a/t.js) counts visits. For each page view it sends to this site:

• the page's address and title, the page you came from, and any campaign tags in the link (utm and ref);
• screen and window size, pixel ratio, touch support and dark-mode setting;
• language, time zone, connection type and data-saver setting, and the approximate memory and processor cores your browser reports;
• the browser and operating system your browser names in its standard request header (the detailed device model and exact version hints are no longer requested);
• which sections you open, the links and buttons you click (the link address or button text), form ids, how far you scroll, how long the page is open, page-speed measurements and script errors.

The server works out an approximate city, region and country from your network address using a database kept on this site, and does not store the address itself. No cookie is set, and each page view gets a random number made fresh for that view. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, this site's own script counts nothing at all. GoDaddy's hosting script (see Hosting below) is added by the host and still loads and sets its cookies. You can turn visit counting off in this browser at any time: Turn off visit counting here

Stored in your browser

• dsi.vid: a random token saved in your browser's local storage on your first visit, used only to enforce the three-analog limit in the Analog Lab.
• dsi_noa: set only if you turn visit counting off.

You can clear all of these by clearing this site's data in your browser.

Talking with Allogon, Zallogon and Syzygon

• What you type to any of the three is saved with the reply, so the entities can learn from ideas visitors offer. Please do not share personal details.
• To answer, your message is sent to Anthropic's AI service (the Claude models), which processes it under Anthropic's privacy policy.
• The public pages show how many chats there have been. The three may summarize ideas visitors offer, but never show names or anything a visitor wrote word for word.
• To limit each visitor to 20 messages an hour, the server keeps a one-way scrambled form (a hash) of your network address for one hour. The address itself is not stored.

Building an analog

• Building an analog in the Analog Lab requires an email address. It is not kept in your browser. It is used to keep each person to three analogs and to send that person updates on their analogs twice a day. Every update has a one-click unsubscribe link.
• The address is kept private. It never appears on the site, in the lab's public data, or in any link.
• Along with the analog, the server keeps a hash of your network address and a random token from your browser. Both are used only to enforce the three-analog limit.

Hosting

The site is hosted by GoDaddy. Like any web host, its servers keep standard access logs (such as network address, time and page requested). GoDaddy also adds its own traffic script to every page it serves, and that script sets GoDaddy's cookies (_tccl_visitor, _tccl_visit and _scc_session) on this domain; they are GoDaddy's, under GoDaddy's privacy policy. Fonts are served from this site itself; no request goes to Google Fonts.

How long it is kept

There is no automatic deletion schedule yet. Visit counts, chats and analogs are kept until the site owner removes them or you ask for removal (see below). Chat rate-limit hashes are kept for one hour. GoDaddy keeps its own access logs under its own policy.

Offline copy

Your browser may keep a copy of pages you have visited so the site opens when you are offline. Live data is never stored this way. You can clear it at any time by clearing the site's data in your browser.

Questions or deletion

To ask about anything here, or to have an analog's email address or a chat you wrote removed, email charles@digitalsuperintelligence.us.