geds.neuralciberguard.org

Privacy

This is a product page with demonstrations that run entirely in your browser. No accounts, no analytics, and nothing sent to us. The demonstrations use fixed sample data — none of it is real, and none of it is yours.

On your device

KeyHolds
sapi:* Local state for the SAIP demonstration, so it remembers where you were
ncg:theme Your light-or-dark choice from the theme toggle, so the next visit paints it before the page renders
ncg:geds:arcadian:v1 Where the Arcadian phone demonstration left off: whether its first-open setup was completed, the simulated day, the tab and sub-screen you were on, the three anchors you picked with their streaks, the reminder hour, the focus-timer length, and any transactions, goal contributions or planner anchors you added inside the demo (typed text is capped at 40 characters and never rendered as markup). Nothing is written until the first-open setup is finished. The demo's Reset demo control removes this key and reads storage back to confirm the deletion.

The Guardian dashboard and senior-phone demonstrations hold their state in memory only and keep nothing after the tab closes. The Arcadian demonstration keeps the one key above and nothing else — its notes, sketches, budget limits and Vault text live in memory and go with the tab, and its Notes lock closes again on every reload. The Vault's passphrase is a demo input: it is used once in your browser and never stored. Clearing site data for this domain removes everything.

What leaves your device

Nothing, by policy and by enforcement. This origin's Content-Security-Policy sets connect-src 'self', so the browser refuses any request from this page to another origin — the restriction is enforced by your browser, not promised by us. Google Fonts serves the typefaces and therefore sees your IP address; everything else is served from this domain.

Your rights

PIPEDA gives you the right to know what is held about you and to have it removed. Nothing about you is held here. The demonstrations are illustrations running locally, not a service processing your information.

Security contact

Report a vulnerability to security@neuralciberguard.org. Machine-readable details are in /.well-known/security.txt, which points back here as its published policy.