# Privacy

RepoRadar collects very little, and it never stores who starred a repo.

## Cookies and accounts

RepoRadar's own pages set no cookies. Outside the EU, Google Analytics sets its own cookies (see Analytics). There are no accounts, no sign-in and no profiles. You can read and check repos without giving us anything.

## Analytics

Our server counts page views for every page, for every visitor. To count each visitor once a day, it keeps a one-way hash of a random value for that day, your IP address and your browser's user agent. It never stores the address or the user agent, and when the day ends it keeps only the day's totals and deletes the hashes and the random value, so visits cannot be linked from one day to the next. Crawlers are not counted.

Outside the EU we also load Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookieless, and Google Analytics 4, which sets cookies and sends Google the page you view, without the query string, and whether you used the search box. Its advertising features and Google signals are turned off. Neither is loaded for visitors in the EU. We do not use AdSense.

## Server logs

Cloudflare keeps standard request logs under its default retention settings. We do not add our own logs of who looks up which repo.

We use IP addresses only to rate-limit requests that need a new report, so that one visitor cannot use up capacity for everyone.

## What we store

- Public data about repos: commit counts and dates, release dates, licenses, package and advisory facts, and star counts by week.
- The verdicts and rule results we compute from that data.
- For the People section: the public login and share of the top commit authors on a repo's default branch, as GitHub shows them.
- Star history as weekly totals and aggregates, never by person.

We never store or show who starred any repo, and we never reconstruct a list of stargazers. GitHub hid stargazer lists in June 2026, and we use only the weekly counts that replaced them.

## Old newsletter

The old RepoRadar newsletter has ended. No more email is sent. Its subscriber records are deleted within 90 days of 12 October 2026, which means by 10 January 2027. Old unsubscribe links show a notice that the newsletter has ended.

## Contact

Questions about this page go to the public issue tracker, linked from the [about](https://reporadar.ai/about) page. Do not include personal information in issues.

Last updated 26 October 2026.

Source: https://reporadar.ai/privacy