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privacy policy

every way this site uses or stores your information · last updated november 10, 2026

short version: no cookies, no ads, no trackers, no selling anything to anyone. most of what this site knows about you never leaves your own browser. here's every single thing, in plain words.

1. the computers that send you this site (cloudflare)

this site is hosted by cloudflare. like any website host, cloudflare sees your ip address, browser info and which pages you ask for so it can deliver them and block attacks. cloudflare handles that under its own privacy policy; azia doesn't get a copy of those logs.

2. visit stats (the stats page)

for each page you view, the site adds 1 to a running count for that day (not the time), that page, and your country (as cloudflare sees it). that's all. no ip address, no browser info, no cookies, nothing that could pick you out. countries with fewer than 5 visits are lumped together as "elsewhere" on the public page. obvious bots aren't counted. these counts are kept indefinitely.

3. the visitor counter

the server keeps one number: how many visitors there have been in total. your browser remembers your own visitor number and how many times you've visited (in its local storage, on your computer only).

4. your name and "who's visiting"

if you type a name into the pop-up, it's saved only in your browser and never sent anywhere. the user lookup page shows what a website can see about you. to show your ip address and rough location, your browser asks this site's server, which reads them from cloudflare and sends them straight back to you without saving them. if that doesn't work, your browser asks ipapi.co or ipify instead, which means they see your ip address. the rest of that page (screen size, battery and so on) is read by your own browser and never sent. the "forget me" button wipes what's saved.

5. astrology

your birth date, time and place are never stored or sent to the server. they're kept in this browser tab only (sessionStorage, gone when you close the tab), are never put in a web address, and all the chart math, the city search and the PDF are done on your own computer. the "current sky" box saves today's planet positions in your browser so it doesn't have to recalculate them (nothing personal in there).

if you ask for an AI reading: your browser sends this site's server the calculated positions only (like "sun at 220.8°") with no name, birthday or birthplace. the server passes them to anthropic, whose AI, claude, writes the reading. anthropic handles that under its commercial terms, which say it doesn't train its models on this kind of API data. the server doesn't keep the positions or the reading. before the reading, cloudflare turnstile runs a quick robot check in your browser.

to limit everyone to 3 readings a day, the server stores a scrambled code made from your ip address and the date (a keyed hash). the actual ip address isn't saved, the code can't be turned back into it, it changes every day, and old days are deleted. the server also keeps a monthly total of how many readings were made and roughly what they cost.

6. the secret box

if you whisper a secret on the home page, only the words you type (and the day they arrived) are saved in this site's private database and emailed to azia through cloudflare's email service. nothing else goes with them: no name (unless you sign it), no ip address. it's never published. to stop spam, the server counts secrets per visitor per day using the same scrambled daily code described above, which is deleted the next day.

7. fonts

the headings use fonts from google fonts, so your browser asks google's servers for them (google sees your ip address when it does). all the images and gifs come from this site itself.

8. your choices

you can clear everything this site saved in your browser at any time: use "forget me" on the user lookup page, "forget my birth details" on the astrology page, or clear this site's data in your browser settings. questions, or want something deleted? email [email protected].