Privacy

Last updated 2026-08-21

Parley itself — the protocol and the code in github.com/5uper0/parley — collects nothing. It is a zero-dependency Python library and a self-hosted demo; if you docker run it locally or on your own infrastructure, no data leaves your machine and there is no telemetry, ever.

What's collected

• Standard GA4 page views and browser/device metadata (the same as most websites).
• A handful of click events scoped to this page: running a scenario, clicking verify, clicking the Arena "join the beta" link, or clicking through to GitHub, Discussions, or LinkedIn. No content you type into the demo (party names, preferences) is sent — the events log that a button was clicked, not what the decision was.

What's not collected

• No account, no email, no login — the demo doesn't ask for either.
• No advertising identifiers, no ad network, no retargeting pixels.
• No data is sold, shared, or used for anything beyond understanding demo traffic.

Your options

Any ad-blocker or tracking-protection extension that blocks Google Analytics will block this too — the demo works identically either way, nothing is gated on analytics. For zero analytics of any kind, run the demo yourself: docker run -p 8080:8080 parley (see the README).

Contact

Questions — open a GitHub Discussion.