The privacy model should be easy to inspect.

This page is a plain-language register for privacy, local state, and browser trust. It helps you inspect what stays in the browser, what can be reset, and what a return visit will remember.

Spwashi is mostly a static site with progressive browser features. Some features remember preferences, visits, notes, checkpoints, or drafts in this browser so the surface can feel continuous across visits. Those records are local unless a specific feature says otherwise.

This page exists because

browser trust should be readable instead of hidden in implementation.

Use this when

you want to inspect local state, analytics posture, or reset paths before returning.

What it can produce

a clearer privacy model, cleaner resets, and more confident repeat visits.

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Analytics posture

Analytics must now be declared explicitly. If no engine is configured, no analytics script is rendered.

<spw-page
  analytics_engine="custom"
  analytics_src="/public/js/runtime/example-analytics.js">
</spw-page>

^"local_state"

Local state inventory

Settings

Theme, density, typography, runtime display, and accessibility preferences live under the site settings key.

spw-site-settings

Notes

Footer and settings notes are stored in this browser and can be cleared from the settings page.

spw-local-notes

Guide and visit state

Collected handles, grounded visits, pins, and checkpoints make repeated browsing easier.

spw:guide-collection

Tool state

Some tools, such as care, budgeting, RPG Wednesday, and seed cards, keep working data locally.

tool-specific localStorage keys

Install prompts and offline files

Choosing “Later” on an install hint stores a local timestamp for up to 30 days. The service worker keeps the offline shell and recently used site files in Cache Storage.

spw-pwa-install-dismissed
spw-pwa-ios-hint-dismissed

Web fonts

On an online visit, the core stylesheet may request JetBrains Mono and Newsreader from Google Fonts. That font request leaves this browser; offline visits fall back to locally available system fonts.

fonts.googleapis.com

!"reset_paths"

Reset paths

Use settings presets or the deviation register to reset appearance and runtime preferences.
Use local notes to review or clear browser notes.
Use saved data and app status to inspect service worker and cache state.
Use browser storage tools when you want to clear every local trace for this origin.

Sensitive working surfaces should say when data stays local. If a future feature sends data off-device, that should be visible in route copy, not hidden in implementation.