Plain-language privacy

Your creative work stays in your browser.

EvenMesh is designed so you can explore, customize, and export motion without creating an account or sending your studio settings to an EvenMesh application server.

01 / Short version

No account, no upload step, no hidden creative cloud.

The current EvenMesh application contains no sign-up flow, user database, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, tracking pixel, or cookie banner. The text, colors, settings, and configurations you enter into a studio are processed by code running on your device.

Creative inputsProcessed locally
Account requiredNo
Analytics codeNone in this release
Advertising codeNone in this release

02 / Studio data

What happens while you create.

Each studio keeps its active configuration in browser memory while the page is open. Exports are assembled on your device and delivered through the browser’s copy or download capabilities. EvenMesh does not currently transmit those configurations to an API, save them to an account, or sync them between devices.

If a future feature needs storage, collaboration, analytics, or a network service, this page must be updated before that feature is released. The interface should also make the change clear where it matters.

03 / Site requests

Hosting is separate from the creative workflow.

Like any public website, the production host, content delivery network, DNS provider, or security layer may process ordinary request information such as IP address, user agent, requested URL, timestamp, and error status. That infrastructure data is different from the authored content inside a studio. Its retention and handling depend on the provider chosen for production hosting.

EvenMesh should be deployed over HTTPS and configured without third-party tracking. Before launch, the operator must confirm the final host’s logging, retention, and legal settings against this statement.

04 / Third parties

No embedded marketing or social trackers.

The current site does not embed advertising networks, social-media widgets, analytics dashboards, remote font services, or cross-site marketing scripts.

05 / Changes

This statement follows the product.

This page describes the codebase reviewed on July 15, 2026. Material changes to storage, measurement, accounts, or network processing require a corresponding update here.

For the engineering and accessibility promises behind each studio, read the EvenMesh studio standards.