Site privacy

What the site collects

• No analytics, counters or advertising trackers.
• No cookies. Fonts and everything else are served from this same site; the only third-party script is on the faucet page (see below).
• No sign-up or accounts, so we hold no names and no email addresses. The only form is on the faucet page.
• Apart from the faucet, the pages never contact the network's node and send no data anywhere.

The faucet page

The faucet page runs Cloudflare Turnstile, which tells people from bots. The script is loaded from Cloudflare's servers on that page only, and Cloudflare processes your IP address and browser signals under its own policy. The site uses no other third-party service.

When you ask for coins, the faucet receives your Tint address and your IP address. To enforce the limit of one claim per 24 hours it keeps them for 24 hours as a salted hash (for IPv6, the /64 prefix), together with the time and the amount. Then the records are deleted. The Tint address you enter and the payment to it are visible on the network like any other payment on the test network. The faucet and the proxy in front of it keep no request log: the service log holds only a short tag of the hash, never an address.

What stays in your browser

If you switch between the light and dark theme, the choice is remembered in your browser's local storage (localStorage) on your device. It is sent nowhere and can be erased in the browser's settings.

Hosting

As with any web server, the host may keep technical request logs (address, time, page requested). We do not use them to track visitors.

And the wallet and the network?

That is a separate matter. A network node sees the network address a payment came from, while the wallet and the nodes never receive your keys or amounts. The exact list is in the security model.