Summary
Ostrune has no user accounts and keeps no database of users. It does not create a profile of you, does not run advertising or behavioural trackers, and never sells data. It is a client that reads and writes a public smart contract on the Monad blockchain. Its only server-side component is a thin proxy that forwards gas-sponsorship requests to Pimlico so the API key never reaches your browser; that proxy keeps no application profile or transaction database. It does temporarily process your authenticated user identifier for abuse prevention, and the host or proxy may produce short-lived operational request logs. The practical privacy considerations come from the blockchain itself and from a small number of infrastructure providers described below.
Information Ostrune does not collect
- No name, no account, no password, and no server-side profile.
- No advertising identifiers and no cross-site tracking.
- No private keys, seed phrases, or wallet passwords. Ostrune never has access to these; your wallet keeps them.
- No custody of funds and no ability to move them, so no financial records are held by Ostrune.
Information that is necessarily involved
On-chain data is public and permanent
When you create a vault, deposit, withdraw, queue, cancel, veto, execute, or change rules, that action is a public transaction on the Monad blockchain. Your wallet address, the amounts, the recipients, and the timing are recorded permanently and can be read by anyone. This is a property of public blockchains and is outside Ostrune's control. Do not put information on-chain that you need to keep private.
Local storage in your browser
The sign-in provider stores a session token and related data in your browser so you stay logged in. This lives on your device and is cleared when you log out or clear your browser storage. Ostrune sets no advertising or analytics cookies of its own.
Third-party infrastructure
To function, the interface relies on a few providers. Each processes limited data under its own privacy policy, and each may log technical information such as your IP address as part of delivering its service.
- Authentication and wallet (Privy). If you sign in with email or a social login, that provider handles the credential and provisions an embedded wallet. Ostrune receives the resulting wallet address, not your password.
- Gas sponsorship (Pimlico). When a transaction is sponsored, the account-abstraction infrastructure processes the corresponding user operation so it can be submitted to the network.
- Blockchain RPC. Reads and transaction broadcasts go through Monad RPC endpoints, which receive the requests and associated network metadata.
- Hosting. The site is served by a hosting provider that may keep standard request logs to operate and secure the service.
These providers act as independent processors. Their handling of data is governed by their own policies, not this one.
How the data is used
The limited data involved is used only to make the interface work: to read your vault state, to prepare and submit the transactions you initiate, and to keep you signed in. It is not used for profiling, advertising, or resale.
Data retention and control
Ostrune keeps no server-side user profile or transaction database. Short-lived authentication, rate-limit, and operational request data may be processed or retained by the providers described above. You can log out to clear your local session at any time. On-chain records cannot be edited or removed by anyone, including you or the maintainer, once written to the blockchain.
Children
Ostrune is not intended for anyone under the age of majority in their jurisdiction and is not directed at children.
Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated as the project evolves. Material changes will be reflected here with a new date at the top of the page.
Contact
Ostrune is an open-source project. Questions, concerns, and reports are best raised in the public repository.