Privacy at Neon Lava.

Updated October 8, 2026.

Website traffic

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand visits and page performance. Our dashboard also keeps daily page-view totals, the referring website’s hostname, and country-level totals. These counts don’t identify you and aren’t linked to the signup list. Our page counter respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control.

We don’t use advertising trackers, browsing profiles, or tracking cookies. Cloudflare processes network requests to deliver and protect the website. Cloudflare’s privacy policy explains its processing.

Release signup

If you choose to join, we store your email address, the time you signed up, and your agreement to release updates. The list is private and available only to the site owner. We use it for Neon Lava application releases and related release news. Signup is optional and downloads won’t require an email.

We are collecting the list now; we aren’t sending email announcements yet. Addresses are not verified at this stage. When you sign up, save the private removal link shown with your confirmation. Use that link to remove your address; future announcements will also include a way to unsubscribe.

Downloads

Our links count requests for each application, version and platform before sending you to the public release file. A request is not proof that the download finished or the application was installed. These totals aren’t tied to email addresses.

Storage and protection

Subscriber information and aggregate counts are stored in our Cloudflare database. The private dashboard uses Cloudflare Access authentication. To limit signup abuse, we briefly keep a salted hash derived from the requesting network address; we don’t store the raw address in our database. These rate-limit records expire after two days and are cleaned up as the form is used.

Subscriber information is kept until you unsubscribe or the list is retired. Daily aggregate counts may be retained to compare releases over time.