We count visitors. That is about it.

This site, ui.krutikraut.com, is run by Krutik Raut as an open-source project of Infinity Linkage. The source code, including everything described on this page, is public on GitHub.

The header shows how many unique browsers have visited. To make that work, the site generates a random identifier the first time you visit and stores it in your browser's local storage. That identifier is sent to the site once per visit and added to a probabilistic counter (a HyperLogLog) stored with Upstash Redis.

• The identifier is random. It is not derived from your IP address, device or any account.
• The counter only stores a compressed sketch of the identifiers, so individual visits cannot be read back out of it, and nothing links the identifier to you.
• Clearing your browser's site data removes the identifier. Your next visit is simply counted as a new browser.

Your light or dark theme choice is stored in local storage so the site remembers it. It never leaves your browser. The site does not set cookies.

The site is hosted on Vercel. Like any web host, Vercel receives standard request data (IP address, browser user agent, requested URL) to deliver pages and protect the service, and may keep short-lived logs for that purpose. See Vercel's privacy policy. The site itself does not run analytics.

Sponsor checkout runs on Dodo Payments, which collects your card and billing details under its own privacy policy. This site never sees your card. Before checkout, the details form saves what you send in it (your logo, link, offer, contact name and email) in Redis. If you don't complete the payment, those details are deleted after 7 days. After payment, Dodo Payments sends back the subscription's status, tier, name and email, which are kept with your details to manage your placement. Email krutik@infinitylinkage.com to have them removed once a sponsorship ends.

Some component previews in the docs load sample artwork from Unsplash. When those images load, your browser requests them directly from Unsplash, which then sees your IP address under Unsplash's privacy policy. Links to GitHub and other sites are subject to those sites' own policies.

When you run npx shadcn add with a URL from this registry, your machine fetches a static JSON file from this site. Nothing about your project is sent back. The shadcn CLI itself is maintained by shadcn and has its own documentation.

The site is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from them.

If this policy changes, the date at the top is updated and the change is visible in the repository history. Questions go to the project's issue tracker.