Privacy
Short, because there is not much to say.
Your courses
Everything you build stays on your own machine, in the browser's own storage or in files you save. None of it is sent anywhere. There is no server holding your work because there is no server.
What is collected
Nothing by this site. No analytics, no tracking, no cookies set by us.
What the browser keeps
Floza stores a few things on your machine so it works between visits: your current course, whether you chose light or dark, any API key you entered, and the name you typed on the home page if you typed one. All of it is in your browser's local storage. Clearing your browser data removes it.
The name is not sent anywhere and is not an account. It is used to put your name on a few of the slides, which is the sort of thing a course does. Emptying the field on the home page and pressing Begin takes it back off.
Keys you enter
If you turn on AI mode you paste your own OpenAI key. It is stored on your machine and used to sign requests to OpenAI directly from your browser. It is never sent to us and we never see it. Your usage is billed to your own account. What OpenAI does with what you send them is covered by their policy, not this one.
Stock media
Searching for photos or video sends your search words to Pexels, using a key you supply. Nothing else about you goes with it.
When accounts arrive
This page will be rewritten before that happens, not after, and it will say exactly what is stored and why.
Last updated when this page was written. Questions: hello@floza.app.