What we store and what we measure

We store your email and a few sign-up details to write to you about GrailAOS. If you choose integrator or company, we also send your contact details to the team so they can reply. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and if you ask us, we delete your data from the list.

If you request more information for your company, we store your request, with the pages of this site you read during that visit (you can leave them out), and we send it to the team by email so they can reply.

We also measure in aggregate which pages are read, for how long and how far, and which sites visitors come from, with no cookies, without identifying anyone and with no third parties. If your browser sends the GPC (Global Privacy Control) signal, we do not measure your visit.

The data controller is Grupo Omniatix Inteligencia Aplicada S.A.S. (Omniatix™). Two providers are involved: Cloudflare, which serves the site and stores the list, the requests and the measurement counters, and Resend, which sends the emails.

When you sign up, the list stores this, and nothing else:

When you sign up, you get a confirmation email. After that we write rarely, and only when there is something concrete, such as access to the developer program, which is currently private, by invitation, and being prepared.

If you choose “I represent an integrator or a company”, we also send your contact details to the team by email, through Resend, so they can reply: your email, your interest, the site language, the source page and the time you signed up. The IP address is not in that email, which stays in the team's inbox. This happens when you sign up for the first time or sign up again after unsubscribing, not every time you repeat the sign-up.

The data on the list is not used for anything else. The IP address only serves to limit sign-ups from the same connection, and an unsubscribed record, until it is deleted, only serves to prove that we respected the unsubscribe.

The form to request more information about GrailAOS, on the enterprise, features and examples pages, stores your request so we can answer it, and nothing else. Sending it does not trigger any email to you: we write to you at the email you left.

Your request also brings us the pages of this site you read during this visit, with how long each one was in view and how far you got. Only your browser keeps that list, in this tab, and it is deleted when you close the tab; it does not leave your browser until you send the form. Above the button, a line says so: “see which” shows you the list and “don't include them” sends the request without it. With the GPC signal, no list is built.

The request goes by email to the Omniatix team's inbox, through Resend, with these same details; the IP address is not in that email.

What each request stores:

We measure in aggregate which pages are read, for how long and how far, and which sites visitors come from, with no cookies, without identifying anyone and with no third parties. If your browser sends the GPC (Global Privacy Control) signal, we do not measure your visit.

When you leave a page, or hide it, a script from the site itself sends a single notice to grailaos.com with this, and nothing else:

The notice carries no identifier and nothing that tells your browser apart from another. We do not store your IP address: the server uses it only in memory, while it handles the notices, to stop excessive sending from the same connection, and it never writes it to the database or to a log. Each notice adds one to daily counters: how many views each page had, in which ranges of time and of reading, and from which sites. No row per visit is kept.

We also count, per day, how many times the versions of each page meant for models, the llms.txt files, the site's MCP, the sitemap and the robots file are requested, by the kind of reader that the requesting program declares: a model provider's crawler or assistant, another program or a browser. That uses no script and does not store the IP address. Separately, the site's MCP limits requests per connection: it records the connection (the IP address, or its prefix for IPv6) in one-minute windows, and old windows are deleted with the following requests.

We only measure on grailaos.com, never on a test copy of the site.

The site sets no cookies and has no pixels or trackers. It loads nothing from other sites: the fonts, the styles, the scripts and the measurement are served from grailaos.com, and what is measured stays in the site's database.

Reading the site leaves nothing stored beyond this tab: while you browse, your browser notes in it the list of pages you read during this visit, for the request for more information, and the list is deleted on its own when you close the tab. That list does not leave your browser unless you send that request. The two forms, the waitlist and the request for more information, send data only when you submit them.

The data on the list, in the requests for more information and from the measurement is processed by Omniatix, with two providers:

Each piece of data is kept for a set period and then deleted. The periods run like this:

Every email has an unsubscribe link: one click and we stop writing to you. If your email program offers an unsubscribe option in the message list, that works too.

To see, correct or delete your data, write to us at privacy@omniatix.com. If you ask for deletion, we remove your data from the list and from the requests for more information, with the pages that came with them, and, if we sent your details to the team, we also delete that email, without waiting for the period to end.

The aggregate measurement stores nothing that identifies you: there is no data of yours to see or delete there. To keep your visit from being measured, turn on the GPC signal in your browser.