Privacy

On this website

Nothing is collected. These pages are static files: some HTML, one stylesheet, one font and some pictures. The site is hosted on Buildmorphic, which Lightmorphic runs. There are no analytics, no tracking pixels, no embedded video and no forms.

Like any web host, Buildmorphic records the requests its server receives, which includes your IP address, to serve the site and to protect it from abuse, and keeps those records only briefly. Joining Where's community or reporting a bug happens on Buildmorphic, under the Buildmorphic privacy notice.

The one thing loaded from elsewhere

The grid of dots at the top of the page opens a list of Lightmorphic's other apps. Its script and its small icons come from apps.lightmorphic.com, which is our own server, not a third party's. The script sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device, watches nothing you do and sends nothing anywhere. It draws a button and a panel of links, and that is all.

As with any web server, ours records the ordinary request log when your browser fetches that file: an IP address, a time and what was asked for. Those logs are not used to build a picture of anybody and are not joined up with anything else. Nothing on this page depends on it, so blocking it costs you only the button.

In the software

Where runs on your own server. Lightmorphic operates no service for it, receives no data from it, and has no way to reach it. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to paste in.

What the software stores, entirely on your own machine:

• The places you named, such as “Tray 14”.
• The items you added: name, description, note, which place, and whether you have marked it gone.
• The photographs you took, saved as ordinary JPEG files in a folder you chose.
• An account for each person who signs in: the name they chose and a scrambled form of their password, which cannot be turned back into the password itself. No email address is asked for.

Where does not record who added what, when anyone signed in, or what anyone searched for. Everyone signed in sees the same list.

All of that sits in one folder on your server, as a single SQLite database, a folder of pictures and the key that keeps people signed in. You can read it, copy it, back it up or delete it without the software running.

Photographs and the vision model

When you add a photograph, the software sends it to Ollama to have a description written. Ollama runs on your own hardware, either as the second container started alongside the app or on another machine on your own network, at an address you set. No photograph is sent to any cloud service, and no third-party artificial intelligence provider is involved at any point.

What leaves your server

In normal running, nothing. The app makes no outbound calls except to the Ollama address you configured. The one exception is the first start, when Ollama downloads the model you asked for from the Ollama library. That is a download of a public file and carries none of your data.

Your rights

Because Lightmorphic holds no personal data about users of the software, there is nothing for us to give you a copy of, correct or delete. If you contact us by email we will hold that message in order to reply to it, and you can ask us to delete it at any time by writing to privacy@lightmorphic.com. You have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.

Who we are

Lightmorphic Ltd, 82A James Carter Road, Mildenhall, IP28 7DE, registered in England and Wales, company number 17423646. Write to privacy@lightmorphic.com about anything on this page.