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What this site and LE PEAK keep about you, in plain words.
The site’s pages collect nothing by themselves. The access form opens your email app with a message addressed to api@ktwo.dev; nothing is sent until you send it.
LE PEAK, the KTwo chat, is the exception. What you type or attach there goes to the provider of the model you pick (NVIDIA, OpenRouter, Xiaomi, Ollama or TypeSafe) to produce the reply, under that provider’s own terms; KTwo doesn’t store your messages or files, and nothing is uploaded anywhere first. Your browser prepares attachments before sending them, and only the result goes with your message: images are resized and re-encoded, which removes their location and camera data; a video becomes a few still frames (for MiMo models, also its sound as a short audio clip); a PDF becomes its text, and its scanned pages (or pages you choose) become images; a text file goes as its text; audio becomes a short WAV clip, sent only to MiMo models, the ones that listen to audio. File names go along so the model can tell files apart. Your chats are saved in your browser’s local storage instead, and only there, so you can come back to them: your latest 100, replies included; attachments aren’t kept, only their names. They stay there after you sign out, and anyone using that browser can open them. Delete a chat from the Chats list, or clear this site’s data in your browser to remove them all. Signing in runs through Supabase, which holds your email and password (KTwo never sees the password). KTwo keeps your account ID, your email, the name and username you set in LE PEAK’s settings (if any), a sign-in session and today’s usage counts per model. Rate limits count requests against a salted hash of your IP address, never the address itself.
Email you send to any @ktwo.dev address, such as info@ktwo.dev, api@ktwo.dev or press@ktwo.dev, is used only to reply to you. We never sell your address and never share it with third parties.
No analytics. No trackers. The only cookie is LE PEAK’s sign-in session, set when you sign in; while you sign in, Supabase’s sign-in code keeps a short-lived token in your browser’s local storage and clears it once you’re in. Apart from that token, your saved chats are the only thing LE PEAK keeps there. Fonts, the shader engine and the PDF reader (Mozilla’s PDF.js) are served from this site, not from third parties; the chat’s sign-in check (Cloudflare Turnstile, when it’s on) loads from Cloudflare.
Access or deletion: you can delete your LE PEAK account, or ask for a new password, in LE PEAK’s settings. For anything else, such as a copy of what we keep about you, email api@ktwo.dev and we will honor it.