What Truzme counts

Truzme is free. No ads, no accounts, no paid tier — and I build it on my own. That has a side effect: I have almost no way of knowing which parts of the app help and which ones just confuse people.

A small amount of anonymous usage data is the only signal I get. It's what tells me that a feature nobody can find needs a clearer button, or that a guide people actually read is worth expanding. Nothing here identifies you, and none of it is sold or shared.

What gets counted

• Which pages get opened, and roughly which country from
• Which browser and screen size — so I know what to design for
• Which features get used — that someone opened the examples panel, say, or played the demo video
• How many times this browser has opened Truzme — a count kept on your device, not an identifier
• Whether Truzme is running inside an iframe — schools often embed it, and it helps to know how often

What never gets counted

• Your truss — the model, the numbers, the names you give things. None of it leaves your device.
• Your name, your email, or anything you type into the app
• Nothing that follows you elsewhere — no cookies, no fingerprinting, no tracking across sites

If you'd rather not

Switch it off and this browser stops sending anything. The app works exactly the same, nothing is locked, and you won't be asked again.

Switching it off records one last event — that someone opted out, nothing more. The formal version of all this is in the Privacy Policy, section 3.