Nothing on a server. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, no email lists and no analytics. Throb is an interface to public smart contracts, and the only record of what you do with them is the blockchain itself.
The site is served by a Cloudflare Worker with request logging turned off, so no request, IP address or location is stored. No analytics or tracking script runs on any page, and the wallet libraries run with their telemetry disabled.
One cookie, throb.activeChain, remembers which chain you picked so the page renders that chain. It holds a chain number and nothing that identifies you, and it is not used for tracking, so there is no consent banner to click.
Your theme. A coverage snapshot, so a page can tell you what changed since your last visit. Cached history, so pages load faster. The symbol you last warmed. Any strategy you save in the Pro builder, which is yours and never sent anywhere. And, if you begin linking a Hyperliquid account, the half-finished link while you switch wallets, which holds both addresses and the signature you gave, until the link lands or you cancel it. If you warm with one signature, the throwaway key that sends the later rounds for you. It only ever holds the gas budget you approved, it returns what is left to your wallet when the run ends, and the next visit returns anything a closed tab left behind. A one-time flag that stops a page reloading itself twice after an update. None of it leaves your device to be stored anywhere. Clearing this site's data in your browser removes all of it, so let a warm finish before you clear it.
Using any website and any blockchain means some services see a request in order to answer it. Cloudflare serves the pages. Blockchain endpoints, your wallet's or the public ones the site reads from, see your IP address and the addresses you ask about. When you open or claim a hedge that needs exposure held on another venue, Throb's attester service receives your wallet address to read that position. It stores nothing and keeps the answer in memory for at most fifteen seconds. Your wallet provider sees what you sign. Each of these operates under its own terms.
Every transaction you send is public and permanent: your address, the hedge, its size and its outcome. Throb cannot remove or change any of it, and neither can anyone else.
Throb holds no personal data, so there is none to sell, share or hand over.
Questions about this page: connect@kryptik.works.