Standard hosting logs
Our hosting provider (Vercel) keeps short-lived request logs that include IP address, user agent, and the page requested. These are used for security and operational diagnostics, not analytics.
Privacy Practice
We try to keep this place quiet.
RomanCatholic.ai does not run analytics, advertising trackers, or behavioral profiling. The site is intentionally light: come, read, pray, leave. This page explains the small amount of information that still passes through, and how we treat it.
What Passes Through
The small amount we see.
Contact form submissions
If you write to us through the contact page, what you typed is sent through Resend (our transactional email provider) and lands in a personal Gmail inbox. We do not store form submissions in any database; the message simply becomes an email. Name and email are optional fields.
Rosary image generation
If you use the rosary visualization feature, a request is sent to OpenAI naming the mystery and visual direction you chose. No personal information is sent. OpenAI handles that request under its own policies.
What We Do Not Do
Limits we keep on purpose.
A Catholic site should not feel like an analytics dashboard. The practices below are not legally required everywhere. We keep them anyway.
- We do not run web analytics scripts (no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no PostHog, no Meta Pixel).
- We do not place advertising trackers or third-party cookies.
- We do not have an account system, login, or stored profile.
- We do not collect names, email addresses, or payment information except through the contact form, and only what you choose to type into it.
- We do not send marketing email from this domain. (If we open a newsletter in the future, it will be on its own page with clear consent.)
Your Choices
You can stay anonymous here.
- Read this site without identifying yourself.
- Disable JavaScript: most pages will still display correctly because the site is rendered as static HTML.
- Block requests to the rosary visualization endpoint if you do not want to use it.
Children
This site is safe for young readers.
We do not knowingly collect personal information from children, and we do not show targeted advertising. We do, however, take seriously the formation of children around technology; see the Catholic AI Guide for Families for our broader posture.
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