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Privacy policy

What this website measures, who runs it, and the rights you have. Last updated: 2026-10-08.

The short version: this site is a static page. It runs no ad networks, no cross-site trackers and no forms, and it collects nothing before you choose. If you accept, it loads one script — Google Analytics — which records basic, aggregate page statistics only. The llm-router software itself ships with zero telemetry; this policy covers the website, not the software.

01Who runs this site

The site is operated by the radlab-dev-group community, the maintainers of the open-source llm-router project. The website is published from a public GitHub repository and hosted for free on GitHub Pages (GitHub, Inc.).

Questions about this policy can be sent to GitHub issues on the project repository.

02What we collect, and why

With your consent, the page loads Google Analytics 4 (measurement id G-9KM7GYM55M). It records a deliberately minimal set of data:

data point	why	kept by
page viewed (URL, title)	see which pages are actually used	Google
referring page	see how visitors arrive	Google
device, browser, OS, screen size, language	make sure the site works everywhere	Google
approximate country/region (from IP)	aggregate usage by region	Google
timestamps, session and engagement time	aggregate usage over time	Google
client ID (random, e.g. _ga)	count distinct visitors; not linked to a person	Google

We do not enable Google Signals, advertising products or cross-site / cross-device tracking, and we do not send any personally identifiable data to analytics. No content on this site is personalised.

03Cookies and local storage

The only storage this site uses:

name	who sets it	where	why / how long
llmrouter.analytics.consent.v1	this site	localStorage	your consent choice; a "decide later" choice lasts 30 days, an accept or decline until you change it
docs-sidebar:*	docs site	sessionStorage	which sidebar sections you expanded; gone when the tab closes
_ga	Google Analytics	cookie	visitor counter, 13 months
_ga_9KM7GYM55M	Google Analytics	cookie	per-property visitor counter, 13 months

If you decline, the only thing stored is your refusal. The docs-sidebar:* entry is a plain UI preference and never leaves your browser.

04Legal basis

Storing and reading the analytics cookies needs your consent under the ePrivacy rules; the consent banner implements it and can be withdrawn at any time. Closing the banner with “decide later” is not consent: nothing is measured and we simply ask again after 30 days.
Analytics runs on Google's Consent Mode. The consent state is set before the measurement tag loads, and accepting grants the analytics purpose only — the advertising categories stay denied, because this site serves no advertising.
Once you consent, the processing rests on Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR: our legitimate interest in understanding basic, aggregate usage of a public project site so it can be kept useful. The processing is limited to that purpose.

If you are not in the EEA, the same minimal practices apply; where local law grants comparable rights (e.g. California), they apply to you too.

05Retention

We do not keep analytics data longer than necessary: Google Analytics deletes or anonymises the underlying event data after a 14-month retention window. Your consent choice stays in your browser until you change or clear it. Hosting logs kept by GitHub are governed by GitHub’s own privacy policy.

07Your rights

You may ask us to access, correct or delete anything we hold about you, to restrict or object to processing, or to hand the data over to another controller. Withdraw consent by clicking Change analytics consent on any page (or clearing site data). Requests go through the contact in section 01. If you believe something went wrong, you can also complain to your local data-protection authority — in Poland, the UODO.

08Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the date above is updated and the change is published on this page. Material changes will be announced on the landing page.