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1. Who these terms cover

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) are an agreement between you and Patrick Jamison, operator of TRUNNER.NET (“TRUNNER,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). They govern TRUNNER.NET, its legal and safety materials, and any TRUNNER software that expressly incorporates these Terms, including Task Runner, Task Runner +, Graphic Runner, ASCII Runner, and Lan Runner (collectively, the “Runners”).

A Runner may include a separate end-user license agreement, repository license, release notice, or third-party notice (“Product Terms”). Product Terms control for that Runner if they conflict with these website Terms. These Terms do not replace third-party open-source licenses.

2. Acceptance and capacity

When a Runner presents an “I agree,” “Accept,” or equivalent control, selecting it and continuing means you have read and agree to the displayed or linked version of the Terms and Product Terms. Installing, launching, or continuing to use a Runner after receiving conspicuous notice may also constitute acceptance to the extent allowed by applicable law. Merely seeing a link in a footer is not represented as guaranteed consent.

You must be legally capable of entering this agreement. If you use a Runner for an employer, school, organization, or other entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity. The services are intended for a general audience and are not directed to children under 13. A parent or legal guardian must supervise a minor’s use where required by law. ASCII Runner has additional age restrictions and safeguards in its product terms.

3. Software and website license

Subject to these Terms and the applicable Product Terms, you receive only the limited license expressly stated for the relevant Runner. No license is implied by public availability, access to a repository, or the ability to download a file. If source code is published without a license, copyright law reserves the rights that have not been expressly granted.

Unless Product Terms expressly allow it, you may not sell, sublicense, rehost, redistribute, rebrand, relabel, counterfeit, or represent a Runner as your own; remove copyright, attribution, safety, or license notices; or reverse engineer or circumvent technical protections except to the extent such restrictions are prohibited by law or an applicable license expressly permits it. You may link to official release pages and share unmodified links.

4. Acceptable use

You may not use the website or a Runner to:

• break the law or violate another person’s privacy, publicity, intellectual-property, contractual, or other rights;
• gain unauthorized access to devices, accounts, networks, data, or services;
• create, deliver, conceal, or coordinate malware, credential theft, destructive code, fraud, phishing, impersonation, counterfeiting, or deception;
• harass, threaten, exploit, stalk, abuse, discriminate against, or intentionally harm another person;
• bypass rate limits, safety checks, file validation, authentication, encryption, access controls, or network boundaries;
• interfere with availability, probe systems outside the Responsible Disclosure Policy, or impose an unreasonable load;
• use a Runner in a safety-critical, emergency, medical, weapons, nuclear, aviation-control, or other environment where failure could reasonably cause death, injury, or major physical damage; or
• violate applicable export-control, sanctions, or trade laws.

These restrictions do not prohibit good-faith security research that follows the Responsible Disclosure Policy or activity expressly authorized in writing.

5. Your files, output, and responsibility

As between you and TRUNNER, you retain your rights in files, messages, artwork, task data, and other material you create or process. Local files are not licensed to us merely because a Runner processes them on your device. You are responsible for having the rights and permissions needed for your inputs and outputs, for reviewing output before relying on it, and for maintaining backups.

If you voluntarily send feedback, diagnostics, screenshots, or other material to support, you grant us a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use that material only to respond, troubleshoot, secure, maintain, and improve the Runners. Do not send secrets or third-party personal data that we do not need.

6. Local-first is a boundary, not a guarantee

“Offline” and “local-first” describe product architecture or an operating mode; they do not guarantee anonymity, perfect isolation, uninterrupted availability, or protection against every attack. Your operating system, browser, device services, router, VPN, firewall, DNS provider, hosting provider, linked websites, or other software may communicate independently.

LAN features can expose a device name, local IP address, public identity information, discovery traffic, or listening ports to devices on the same network. Use trusted private networks, review firewall prompts, end sessions when finished, and do not treat guest or public Wi-Fi as private. Some Runners may offer clearly identified optional online features. Downloads, updates, linked pages, support email, and release verification can require internet access.

7. Beta software and updates

A Runner identified as alpha, beta, preview, experimental, or unsigned is pre-release software. It may contain defects, change without notice, lose compatibility, or produce unexpected output. Verify checksums where published, download only from an official trunner.net product page or linked GitHub release, keep your operating system and browser updated, and never disable platform security merely to run a beta.

We may update, replace, discontinue, or withdraw a Runner. Material changes to legal terms should receive a new version identifier and renewed acceptance where an acceptance screen is used.

8. Third-party services and components

External sites, GitHub, hosting providers, operating systems, package managers, fonts, libraries, and other third-party components are governed by their own terms and privacy practices. Links are provided for convenience and are not a warranty or endorsement. Third-party license notices remain in force and must not be removed.

9. Ownership

The Runners, TRUNNER.NET design, original code, documentation, names, logos, and other original materials are owned by Patrick Jamison or licensed contributors, except for user content and identified third-party material. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. “Open source,” “source available,” “freeware,” and “free to use” are different licensing models; only the applicable written Product Terms determine which applies.

10. Suspension and termination

Your license ends if you materially violate applicable terms. On termination, stop using and distributing affected copies except where an applicable open-source license gives independent rights that cannot be terminated under these Terms. Provisions concerning ownership, disclaimers, limits of liability, responsibility for content, and general terms survive termination.

11. Disclaimers

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE WEBSITE AND RUNNERS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE,” WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, SECURITY, ACCURACY, AVAILABILITY, OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT LOCAL-FIRST FEATURES WILL ISOLATE A DEVICE OR NETWORK, THAT ENCRYPTION OR FILE CHECKS WILL DEFEAT EVERY THREAT, OR THAT DATA WILL NEVER BE LOST.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain warranty exclusions. In those places, exclusions apply only to the extent permitted, and mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.

12. Limitation of liability

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, TRUNNER AND ITS CONTRIBUTORS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES; LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, GOODWILL, OPPORTUNITY, OR DATA; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; OR THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES, ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO THE WEBSITE OR A RUNNER, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY. AGGREGATE LIABILITY WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF THE AMOUNT YOU PAID FOR THE AFFECTED RUNNER DURING THE PRECEDING TWELVE MONTHS OR USD 100.

These limits do not apply where prohibited by law and do not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for intentional misconduct where applicable.

13. Business-use responsibility

If you use a Runner on behalf of a business or organization, that entity will defend and indemnify TRUNNER from third-party claims and reasonable costs caused by the entity’s unlawful use, infringement, violation of another person’s rights, or material breach of these Terms, except to the extent caused by TRUNNER’s own misconduct or where this obligation is prohibited by law.

14. General terms

These Terms and applicable Product Terms are the entire agreement concerning their subject matter. If one provision is unenforceable, it will be limited to the minimum extent necessary and the remainder will continue. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. You may not assign your obligations without written consent; we may assign these Terms with a transfer of the relevant product or business. Mandatory law and non-waivable consumer rights control over any inconsistent provision.

1. Which license applies

This notice explains how the website Terms relate to installed and browser-based Runners, including Task Runner +. The license supplied with the specific product and release determines your installation, use, copying, modification, and redistribution rights. Where a product expressly incorporates these website Terms, they apply together with its Product Terms. This page does not silently replace a previously accepted EULA or an open-source license, grant additional rights, or impose new restrictions on independently licensed third-party components.

2. Preview is not an entitlement

A marketing preview, interactive illustration, or email subscription does not purchase a license, reserve a price, promise a release date, or guarantee access to a particular feature, model, integration, or operating system. A paid offer, if made, must separately state its price, license scope, payment and renewal terms, and any applicable cancellation or refund terms before purchase. Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.

3. AI and provider terms

AI models, model weights, inference runtimes, voice services, and online providers may have separate licenses, acceptable-use rules, account requirements, hardware requirements, or usage charges. An app license does not grant unrestricted rights to those services or guarantee that a provider remains available. Review the actual release documentation and provider terms before connecting a service.

4. Acceptance and updates

Email signup is not acceptance of a software EULA or consent to microphone access or AI processing. Where an app requires acceptance, present the applicable product terms and version before the user agrees. Viewing this page alone is not represented as an enforceable acceptance mechanism. Material license changes require appropriate notice and renewed acceptance where required by applicable law.

1. The website and the app are different

The Task Runner + page shows scripted planning and calendar examples. Its view controls switch real product screenshots; they do not access your calendar, record your voice, call an AI model, or create tasks in an installed app. Signup is a separate Beehiiv interaction. Product capabilities, availability, controls, and processing routes depend on the installed release and its settings.

2. Local model processing

When you select a model endpoint actually running on your own machine, inference is processed through that local runtime. For example, Ollama can host a model locally. A provider name or an “OpenAI-compatible” API format does not by itself establish that an endpoint is local; a configured remote endpoint sends requests to that endpoint. Local processing does not eliminate local logs, transcripts, task storage, backups, runtime behavior, or other software’s network activity.

3. Optional online AI and voice

If you enable or connect an online model or speech provider, prompts, task or calendar context included in a request, audio or transcripts used by that feature, and technical request information may be sent to the chosen provider. The exact content depends on the feature and configuration. Online services are not covered by an unconditional “never leaves your device” promise.

Providers determine their own processing, retention, training or service-improvement practices, subprocessors, transfer locations, security measures, and deletion options under their terms and your account settings. Runner Labs does not promise zero retention or no model training by every provider. Review those terms and settings before enabling a connection. Do not send secrets, regulated records, or third-party confidential information unless you are authorized and the selected service is appropriate.

4. Microphone and voice controls

Voice input requires microphone access through the installed product and operating-system controls. The Speak reference flow shows listening status and Stop listening; hands-free mode is intended for voice turns, not to imply permission for indefinite background recording. Verify the behavior of your installed version, stop listening when finished, and disable hands-free or revoke microphone permission when not needed. Stopping capture does not necessarily delete audio or transcripts already processed, locally or by an online provider.

5. Human review and limitations

AI output can be incorrect, incomplete, misleading, or inconsistent. Speech recognition may mishear names, dates, times, or instructions. Draft durations and schedules are estimates, not guarantees. Check the destination, date, time zone, duration, and selected items before adding or changing a plan. The review-before-add flow and clarification questions are safeguards, not guarantees against every erroneous action.

External or pasted content can contain instructions designed to manipulate an assistant. Do not treat generated output as trusted code or authoritative instructions, or allow it to bypass your normal verification. A Runner is not professional medical, legal, financial, or emergency advice and must not be relied on for safety-critical decisions.

6. Your choices and costs

Task Runner + materials describe an option to disable AI and voice while continuing ordinary planning and timer use. Check the controls available in the release you install. Turning off future requests does not erase past provider records. You are responsible for authorized use of your provider credentials and for reviewing any model or API charges. No provider subscription or free quota is promised by this website.

7. Questions and changes

For product processing questions, include the app version, feature, selected provider, and whether the endpoint is local or remote when contacting taskmaster@trunner.net. Do not include credentials or unnecessary personal data. Release-specific disclosures should identify materially different processing paths; this notice does not substitute for configuration-specific information.

1. The short version

TRUNNER.NET does not require an app account to browse or download and does not run an advertising system. With your permission, it uses Google Analytics 4 to measure website visits and product clicks. It also offers an optional Runner Labs email signup using Beehiiv. Embedded forms, email delivery, hosting, and other providers may process technical and engagement data as described below. We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.

Optional website analytics

Google Analytics 4 loads only after you choose Allow analytics. If you decline, our analytics code does not contact Google. When enabled, Google receives technical request information and measures visits, device/browser categories, referral origins, product/app clicks, installer/checksum download clicks, and form acknowledgments. A form acknowledgment is not proof of email verification. We do not send email addresses, form field contents, images, artwork, camera frames, or app-generated text to Analytics. We strip query strings and fragments from page URLs and send only the origin of referrer URLs. Google advertising signals and ad personalization are disabled in our tag configuration.

Your analytics choice is saved in local browser storage for up to 180 days. Google Analytics can set first-party measurement cookies when allowed, configured here for up to 180 days. Use Analytics choices on any page to change your selection. Declining stops our event forwarding and removes the Google Analytics cookies set for this site; it does not delete data already processed by Google. Browser settings can also remove local data. See Google’s privacy policy. Analytics is optional and is not required to use the apps, browse, download, or join the email list.

2. Information processed when you visit

Google Firebase Hosting delivers this website. Its infrastructure necessarily receives network request information such as IP address, date and time, requested path, browser or device information, and security logs to deliver and protect the site. That provider may process this information under its own terms. Following an external link sends a request to the destination, such as GitHub or a product page, which has its own privacy practices.

3. Local browser data

A Runner may store preferences, safety acknowledgments, acceptance version, or working data in browser storage on your device. For example, ASCII Runner stores its selected theme and a versioned acceptance record locally. This information is not transmitted to TRUNNER by the hosted code. Clearing browser data removes it.

4. Local files and device features

The website also uses a trunner_joined cookie, lasting up to one year, to remember the signup flow and bypass the introductory gate. Session storage can remember that an updates dialog was dismissed. These are convenience preferences, not authentication or verified proof of subscription. You can remove them through browser settings. The Task Runner + browser illustrations do not request microphone access or send demo text to an AI provider.

ASCII Runner validates and decodes selected PNG and JPEG files in the browser and does not provide an upload endpoint. Camera access, when selected, is handled in the browser session. Browser and operating-system permission controls still apply. Other Runners have product-specific notices; do not assume every product has identical data flows merely because it is described as local-first.

5. LAN information

Local-network features can process display names, room identifiers, local IP addresses, device or public-key identifiers, messages, and connection diagnostics between participating devices. Depending on the Runner, information may be stored on those devices. Other people controlling those devices are separate recipients, not TRUNNER’s cloud service. Review the product notice before joining a room and use only networks and peers you trust.

6. Information you choose to send

If you email us or submit feedback through a linked third-party service, we receive the contact information and content you provide. We use it to respond, maintain security, troubleshoot, and improve products. The email or form provider processes that information under its own terms. We retain correspondence only as reasonably necessary for those purposes, legal obligations, and abuse prevention.

7. Runner Labs email updates

If you choose to subscribe to Runner Labs updates, you provide your email address directly to Beehiiv, our email delivery provider, through its hosted signup form. The same Runner Labs list covers Task Runner + and the other Runners; a Plus signup is not a separate app account or paid reservation. Beehiiv processes subscription information to send product updates and subscription messages under its own privacy notice and terms. Subscription is optional, downloads remain available if you skip it, and every update email includes an unsubscribe option. We do not use the signup for advertising profiles or sell the address.

Loading an embedded form or opening the hosted signup page creates a request to Beehiiv even before you submit an email. Beehiiv may process IP address, browser/device information, security or anti-abuse signals, subscription status, and email open/click events, depending on its services and settings. See Beehiiv’s privacy policy and terms. We have not represented those provider-level activities as disabled. The secure form may require verification, and a website thank-you alone is not proof that subscription completed.

We use the list for Runner Labs product and release communications. Unsubscribe through an email link, or contact us about access, correction, or deletion of information we control. Subscriber records are kept while needed for the subscription; limited suppression, security, backup, or legally required records may remain afterward. Provider deletion and retention are governed by its practices. We do not promise instantaneous removal from every provider backup.

8. Disclosure

We do not sell personal information. We may disclose information you send when necessary to a service provider supporting the requested interaction, to comply with law or valid legal process, to protect users and systems, to investigate abuse, or as part of a business transfer. We request only what is reasonably needed.

9. Security and retention

Data minimization is the primary control: the only optional personal data requested by the hub is an email address for Runner Labs updates, with provider-generated technical and engagement data processed as described above. App AI and voice processing is separately described in the AI + Voice Disclosures. No system is perfectly secure. Keep sensitive information out of support messages unless requested through an appropriate channel. Local files remain your responsibility, including backups, device security, encryption at rest, and deletion.

10. Children

The site and Runners are not directed to children under 13, and the site does not knowingly collect personal information from them through an account or submission feature. Do not send us a child’s personal information. Contact us to request deletion if you believe a child supplied information.

11. Privacy choices and requests

You can clear local browser storage through browser settings, avoid external links, and choose unsubscribe from Runner Labs updates using the link in any update email, clear local browser storage, avoid external links, and choose not to email us. Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, or information about disclosures. Send a request to the contact below. We may need to verify the request and may retain information where law allows or requires it.

12. Changes

Material privacy changes will be identified by a new effective date. We will not silently turn a local-only file workflow into an upload service; such a change would require clear product notice and an updated privacy disclosure before collection. We will update this notice when the email signup provider, purpose, or categories of information materially change.

What we are trying to build

The goal is straightforward: useful software should remain useful when the internet is unavailable, and local work should not be uploaded merely because a tool can run in a browser. Optional network functions should be understandable, visible, and separable from local workflows.

What local-first does not mean

• It does not mean the entire device is offline or air-gapped.
• It does not control operating-system telemetry, browser services, DNS, VPN software, routers, or linked sites.
• It does not make public or guest Wi-Fi trustworthy.
• It does not replace endpoint protection, updates, backups, disk encryption, or firewall configuration.
• It does not make every input safe; file validation reduces risk but is not antivirus software.
• Encryption protects specified data paths, not every endpoint, screen, log, backup, or compromised device.

Safer operation

1. Download only from a verified product GitHub Pages website linked by TRUNNER.NET.
2. Verify published SHA-256 checksums before running unsigned beta packages.
3. Keep the browser, operating system, firewall, and endpoint protection updated.
4. Use trusted private networks for LAN rooms; confirm peer names and safety identifiers where available.
5. Grant only the permissions needed for the feature you selected.
6. Back up important work and test beta software on noncritical data first.
7. End hosts and rooms when finished, especially on shared networks.

Product boundaries

ASCII Runner’s hosted build performs image conversion locally in the browser and restricts imports to validated PNG or JPEG data within documented size and dimension limits. Task Runner and Lan Runner can deliberately open local-network connections when you use room features. Graphic Runner is a local desktop graphics tool. Exact behavior, ports, storage, encryption, and optional online features are documented by each product and release. Task Runner + may use a local model or an optional remote AI or voice endpoint depending on the configuration; review the AI + Voice Disclosures.

We welcome good-faith reports that help protect users. Research is authorized only against systems and copies you own or have permission to test, and against TRUNNER.NET to the limited extent described here.

To stay within this policy:

• avoid privacy violations, persistence, data destruction, service disruption, denial of service, social engineering, spam, and physical testing;
• do not access, retain, alter, or disclose another person’s data; stop if you encounter it;
• use the minimum testing necessary to demonstrate the issue;
• do not demand payment, threaten disclosure, or publicly disclose an unresolved issue before we have a reasonable opportunity to investigate and fix it; and
• send a clear report with product/version, reproduction steps, impact, and supporting evidence.

If you comply with this policy and act in good faith, we will not initiate legal action against you for the authorized research. This does not authorize testing third-party providers, GitHub, Firebase, other users, or infrastructure we do not own, and it cannot bind third parties.

Effective October 18, 2026 · Product notice 2026-10-18-v2. These product terms supplement the website Terms and Privacy Notice for ASCII Runner on trunner.net. Runner Labs / TRUNNER is the provider; contact taskmaster@trunner.net. Applicable third-party and open-source licenses remain in force and are not replaced by these terms.

Eligibility and protection of minors

ASCII Runner is a general-audience creative tool, not a service directed to children under 13. The app is not available to under-13 users. Users aged 13–17 may use only the local image, banner, and editor tools with a parent or legal guardian’s permission and supervision. If local law requires a higher age or additional authorization, that requirement also applies. An adult must be legally capable of accepting these terms. A minor’s checkbox does not establish an enforceable contract or verified parental consent.

The app asks for an age band, not a birth date, identity document, or exact age. The selected band stays in session storage in that browser tab and is not sent to our analytics. Under-13 selections cannot continue into the app. The app’s camera feature is restricted to users who declare they are 18 or older and accept the current terms. These are self-declared safeguards, not identity verification. Do not misstate your age or bypass safeguards. Schools and guardians must not use this service as a substitute for a child-specific platform with appropriate consent arrangements.

Limited permission and your responsibilities

Subject to these terms and applicable component licenses, you may use the hosted app for lawful personal or commercial creative work. This does not transfer ownership of the app, trademarks, fonts, source code, or third-party materials. Do not circumvent access controls, overload the service, or interfere with other users. Any separately granted open-source rights are unaffected.

You retain your rights in your inputs and outputs; using the tool grants us no ownership of them. You must have the necessary copyright, trademark, publicity, privacy, and other permissions for images, likenesses, text, fonts, and exports. Output is not guaranteed to be original, exclusive, accurate, noninfringing, or suitable for a particular purpose. Do not use the service for child exploitation, illegal or nonconsensual intimate imagery, harassment, impersonation, fraud, or other unlawful content. Do not photograph or process people without any permission required by law, particularly children. We do not provide a public content-sharing or moderation service.

Camera, local files, and exports

Camera access is off by default. An eligible adult must choose Start camera, confirm the camera notice, and allow the browser permission prompt. The app requests video only, not microphone audio. Camera frames are processed in browser memory for the live effect; our app has no camera/image upload endpoint, remote face recognition, biometric identification, or server-side recording feature. Browser permission is not consent from anyone appearing on camera. Avoid private spaces, identifying documents, sensitive scenes, and bystanders.

Stop camera, leaving the Live tab, hiding or closing the page, or reopening the safety notice stops the active camera stream. You can also revoke permission through browser settings. A selected snapshot can remain in the local Convert workspace after capture until you replace it or reload; stopping the camera does not remove an exported file or clipboard copy. Do not rely on browser memory as secure storage or assume it cannot be inspected by extensions, shared-device users, malware, operating-system tools, or screen recording software.

File checks limit supported formats and size but are not antivirus or a security guarantee. Keep your browser updated and use trusted files. Review exports before publishing, printing, executing terminal snippets, or using them commercially. Save backups: refreshes, crashes, storage clearing, and updates can lose work. You control downloaded files and clipboard copies and are responsible for their secure handling and deletion.

Availability, warranties, and liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the hosted tool is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of uninterrupted operation, fitness for a particular purpose, merchantability, accuracy, security, or noninfringement. It may change or become unavailable. It is not intended for safety-critical, medical, legal, emergency, surveillance, or identity-verification decisions.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Runner Labs and its contributors are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential loss arising from use of the tool, including loss of work, profits, or data. These terms do not exclude or limit liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including applicable mandatory consumer rights, fraud, willful misconduct, or liability for death or personal injury where exclusion is prohibited. Nothing requires you to waive statutory rights or makes unlawful conduct lawful. No disclaimer guarantees immunity from claims.

Acceptance, changes, and stopping use

The app requires an unchecked, affirmative agreement to this version before use; a materially updated product notice requires renewed acceptance. The accepted version and time are saved locally, not sent as a server-side identity or signature record. You may stop using the service at any time. Browser safety gates are technical safeguards and do not establish a minor’s legal capacity or substitute for any legally required parental-consent process. Product-specific terms govern ASCII Runner where they differ from general descriptions elsewhere on this site.

Privacy: local art processing is not a promise of zero network activity

TRUNNER.NET is delivered using Google Firebase Hosting. Loading the site sends technical requests, including IP addresses, requested URLs, and browser/network information, to the hosting infrastructure for delivery and security, even if analytics is declined. Firebase states that Hosting retains IP data for a few months. This infrastructure processing is separate from optional Google Analytics and is not an upload of your artwork. See Firebase’s privacy and security information.

Our only website audience-measurement integration is Google Analytics 4, enabled only with an affirmative analytics choice. On ASCII Runner pages it also waits for the current-session adult eligibility check. A declared under-18 band disables our analytics forwarding for that session, including subsequent pages in the same tab. We do not send the age band, date of birth, art inputs, camera frames, filenames of imported art, editor text, or email addresses to Analytics. We do not add advertising pixels, session replay, or fingerprinting. Optional analytics measures page visits and limited product/download/signup events; see the main Privacy Notice for cookie duration, technical data, and changing your choice. Browser blocking or declining analytics does not block local art tools for eligible users.

The acceptance version/time is stored in local storage; the age band is in session storage; analytics preference is in local storage for up to 180 days. Clearing storage removes these local records. Clearing acceptance does not delete previously downloaded exports or Google’s previously processed data. There is no Firebase Authentication, Firestore artwork library, or Firebase Storage upload flow in this ASCII Runner browser app. Other products and external links have their own disclosures.

Do not enter a child’s personal details in support messages or optional email signup. A parent/guardian who believes personal information was provided by a child under 13 should contact taskmaster@trunner.net with minimal necessary information and the subject “CHILD PRIVACY.” We will investigate requests and take appropriate steps within our control, including deletion where applicable and legally required. Do not send a child’s image, identification document, or exact birth date. We cannot erase copies held independently by other users or promise deletion from third-party systems we do not control. Applicable access, correction, deletion, objection, and regulator-complaint rights remain available under relevant law; the main Privacy Notice provides additional contact information.