This site collectsnothinguntil you ask the chat.
No cookies, no analytics, no third-party requests. The list of what leaves your browser is short enough to print here.
One exception, and it is not ours to remove: GitHub serves these pages and, like any host, sees the request that fetches them.
What this site does
Everything this page needs comes from companygraph.io, fonts included. Nothing is fetched from anywhere else, so no third party learns that you were here.
Not used at all
- CookiesNone, of any kind. There is no banner because there is nothing to consent to.
- AnalyticsNothing counts you, and nobody is told that you were here.
- Third-party requestsFonts, images and styles all come from this origin. No CDN sees your address. The one exception is the chat, once you press send; where your message goes is drawn under Where your data goes.
- Forms and accountsNothing to fill in, nothing to sign up for, nothing to store.
- FingerprintingNo attempt is made to recognize you across visits. The language key is not an identifier.
Where your data goes
The chat at the foot of each page sends nothing until you press send, and a message it refuses before asking the model, because the day's share is spent, an address has sent too many in an hour or the chat is switched off, is never sent on. What it answers comes from the model and names the entries it rests on, and since a language model writes it, it can be wrong. Everything else, what is kept, who receives it and for how long, is drawn below from the model.
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Kept in your browseruntil you clear it · never sent on its own
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Kept in this tabuntil the tab closes · never sent on its own
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Answering in the chatlegitimate interests · in your tab only
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Keeping the chat's questionslegitimate interests · 90 days
Choose an entry to follow its line and read its card.
Left, your visit; in the middle, what keeps or handles your data and on what grounds; right, the keys in your browser and the parties that receive something, with what they receive. Every entry comes from the model at the commit named, and opens its card.
Generated from companygraph/mental-model@HEAD — model/stored-items/, model/processing-activities/ and model/data-processors/.
Your model, and what you write in it
There is no hosted service — nothing your content could sit in. Written down anyway, because it is the question that comes before the one about price.
The model runs where you run. You copy the vocabulary into a repository of your own. It never leaves your building, and there is nowhere for it to report back to.
This project claims no interest in your content. The vocabulary is Apache 2.0. What you describe with it is your work, and describing it in this shape does not change whose it is.
There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. No account, no importer, no service in between. If that ever changes it will be named on this page before the first content is processed, not after.
Who runs this
CompanyGraph is built by Robert Blust. It is not a company: one person, working in the open, with the meta-model under Apache 2.0 for anyone who wants to read what it actually claims.
There is no imprint yet, and that is a judgment rather than an oversight. Consulting is described on the billing page, but nothing is sold here: no rate, no order, no payment and no account on this site, so there is no transaction for an imprint to belong to. If there is ever a first engagement it arrives then — name, address and contact — on a page of its own, because an imprint is not a privacy note.