TL;DR

We collect nothing. Zero. Zilch. Atlas Cortex runs entirely on your device. There are no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and no telemetry. Your data never leaves your hardware.

1. What Atlas Cortex Is

Atlas Cortex is open-source software that runs locally on your personal hardware. It is not a hosted service, cloud product, or SaaS platform. When you use Atlas Cortex, you are running the software on your own device — we have no access to your device, your data, or your usage.

2. Data We Collect

None.

Atlas Cortex does not:

3. Data Stored on Your Device

Atlas Cortex stores data locally on your device to function. This includes:

All of this data is under your full control. You can inspect it, back it up, move it, or delete it at any time.

4. Third-Party Services

Atlas Cortex is designed to be 100% offline. However, some optional features may connect to external services only when you explicitly configure them:

None of these connections send your conversations, personal data, or usage patterns to any third party.

5. Children's Privacy

Atlas Little Learner is designed for children ages 18 months to 5 years. Because all processing happens on-device, no children's data is collected, stored remotely, or shared with anyone. The application includes content safety guardrails and age-appropriate content filtering.

6. This Website

This website (atlascortex.dev) is a static site hosted on GitHub Pages. We do not use cookies, analytics, or tracking scripts. GitHub Pages may collect standard server logs (IP addresses, user agents) as part of their hosting service — see GitHub's privacy practices for details.

7. Open Source Verification

Atlas Cortex is released under the MIT License. The entire source code is publicly available on GitHub. You can audit every line of code to verify these claims yourself.

8. Changes to This Policy

If we ever change this policy, it will be to collect even less data (which is hard when the answer is already zero). Any changes will be reflected in the "Last updated" date above and committed to the public repository.

9. Contact

Questions about this policy? Open an issue on GitHub.