Privacy

This site practices what it argues for. Opplet exists to prove that digital sovereignty is buildable, and its own front door is the first piece of evidence: opplet.com is built and served by the enclave itself, on its own infrastructure, with no outside hands in the path between you and this page.

What this site collects

Nothing. opplet.com is a static site. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, embeds no trackers, and keeps no access logs of your visit. There is no profile of you here because none is created. You can read every page without leaving a trace, because that is the only honest version of a website made by a project about sovereignty.

Third parties

There are none in the act of browsing. No content delivery network sits between you and the server, no analytics service watches the pages you open, no embedded widgets phone home. The site is served from the same self-hosted infrastructure it describes — not from a third-party platform — so there is no one else to share data with, because there is no data and no one else.

When you choose to act

Some links lead off this site to places that have their own policies. If you follow the commit door to register, that registration is handled by an external service under its own terms, and its privacy policy — not this one — governs what happens there. We mention it so the boundary is clear: the moment you leave opplet.com by your own choice, you enter someone else’s house, and its rules apply.

Changes

If this ever stops being true — if some future feature needs to collect something — this page will say so plainly, before the feature ships, not after. Zero collection is a commitment, not an accident, and any change to it will be visible here.

This is a plain-language statement of how the site works today. It is not legal advice, and it should be reviewed by qualified counsel before being relied upon as a formal policy.