Privacy

Last updated 2026-11-12

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You can browse Mindket without an account, and its pages are the same for every reader, apart from your own name in the header once you sign in and the one of a few wordings a page under test may show you. This page says what reaches us, or anyone else, when you use them.

When you open a page

Your browser asks our server for the page, as with any website. Our log keeps a line only for an error, a slow request or a sample, without your address or what you searched. To open pages faster, the site may fetch a page when your pointer rests on its link. Signed in, each page also asks our server who you are, with your sign-in, to show your first name in the header; nothing more is kept for it.

Our server also counts each visit: the page, where the visit came from (its campaign labels or the site that linked here), the version of a page you saw in a test, whether you stayed 10 seconds, opened a second page or pressed anything, each press of Get it, Buy or Top up, your country and the kind of device, with no cookie, id or address kept. It counts what is searched and how many listings were found, which suggestion or result was pressed, the name of another site whose link was pressed (never its page), and presses of Sign in, Start selling, Copy, a video, a filter or the sort, the same way. Search words are kept without any address, email or long number in them. A new Mindket account adds one to the day's sign-ups, with nothing about it. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is not counted. Since 7 November 2026, our staff's growth advisor sends these counts and search words, never anything about one person or browser, to an AI model that words its advice for them.

If you press Analytics only or Allow all on the cookie bar, Mindket also keeps its own record of your visits: the pages you open, how long each stays open and in use and how far down you scroll, what you search and press, when you copy text from a page (only how much, never the words), where each visit came from, your country, the kind of device and your browser's family (not its full name), under a random id for this browser and one for each visit. Signed in to your Mindket account, the record is tied to that account. It is kept 90 days, never with your IP address, and shared with no one. No thanks deletes it at once. Signing out starts a new id, so the next person on this browser starts their own. Download your data on the account page includes it, and deleting your account deletes it. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track keeps none.

To tell people from scripts, each page notes only counts of how it was used: scrolls, clicks, keys and touches, never what was typed or where the pointer went. Without our own record, a page sends only one flag, whether it looked scripted, and a flagged visit is not counted. Signed in, Mindket also checks the account itself for abuse, from what it already keeps (the account's age, its sign-ins, its purchases and reports): that is security, needs no consent and is never sold or shared. It may ask you to confirm you are human before AI, a listing, a review or a checkout, and it never closes an account by itself.

How each page is read

Since 6 November 2026, each page also counts how it was read. It sends the counts when you leave it, hide its tab or open another page. They are the seconds it was on screen and in use, and how far down you read (25, 50, 75 or 100%). It notes which parts, such as Overview, How to use it or Reviews, were at least half on screen for a second, and for how long.

It counts presses of Ctrl+F, Cmd+F or F3, and only the press: a browser never tells a page what you look for, and we never take over its find bar. It also counts copies, prints and repeated presses on one spot, never what they were. It notes the page of this site you came from and each named button you pressed, by its name.

On a visit's first page it notes your screen-width class, your browser and system family and your language. It rates how fast the page loaded (good, fair or poor). When one of our scripts fails, it sends the error's first 100 characters, with any address, email or long number masked, and the file and line it came from.

We keep all of this as counts per day, page, part, button, device and country for 400 days, with no cookie, id or address. After No thanks, and in Germany until you answer the cookie bar, only page views and errors are counted. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track sends none of it.

Typing is never timed. To tell people from scripts, a page judges by itself whether typing looked machine-made and sends only that yes or no. The PrintScreen key is not counted.

Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools tell us how search engines show this site: each page's search words, clicks, impressions and position, and the pages that link here. None of that is about a visitor. Our server also counts, per day, the pages crawlers ask for, and the addresses that found no page with the name of the site that linked to them.

Don’t count this browser stops all of these counts from this browser until you press it again or clear this site's data.

What is kept on your computer

A cookie named mk_theme, only if you pick Light or Dark. It keeps your choice for a year, or until you pick System.
Your sign-in, in this site's storage in your browser, once you sign in to write a review or copy an n8n workflow. While it is there the header shows your name, and Sign out removes it.
The Learn lessons you mark as done (mindket.learn.done), in this site's storage in your browser, so the course outline ticks them and the learning paths show how far you are. They are never sent to us; press Done again, or clear this site's data, to remove them.
My stack (mindket.stack): signed out, the products you add to it, in this site's storage in your browser and in no account; we receive their ids only when you open My stack or its feed, to draw them. Signed in, My stack is kept on your account (its products and when you added each, seen by you alone, never counted), and a list this browser held is moved there once and cleared here. Press In my stack again, or Remove on your account page, to take one off; deleting your account deletes it.
minda_nocount, in this site's storage in your browser, only once you press Don’t count this browser (above). While it is there, these pages send no count of any kind from this browser.
Your answer to the cookie bar, if we ask (below), and the version of the bar you answered (mk_consent_v): a yes given before the bar asked about our own record is asked again. It applies at once in every tab of this site you have open. With Analytics only or Allow all, also the visit's labels for this tab (mk_visit), your last visit from a campaign or another site (mk_touch: used for 28 days, then deleted when the site next reads it), the version of a page you saw in a test (mk_ab), and while we keep our own record (above) its random ids, mk_vid for this browser and mk_sid for this visit. No thanks removes them.

Other services a page talks to

YouTube: a listing with intro videos loads their still pictures from YouTube's image host. The player loads from youtube-nocookie.com only when you press a video.
star-history.com: a GitHub listing with a star history chart loads the chart's picture when you scroll to it.
n8n: an n8n workflow's page shows n8n's live preview in a frame and sends it the workflow shown, nothing about you.
Google Analytics, only if the site's operator turns it on, and only after you press Analytics only or Allow all: before you answer, Google's tag is not loaded and Google gets nothing from these pages. Analytics only lets it set its cookies, and Allow all also lets Google use your visits and purchases to measure and personalize ads. After No thanks, Google's tag is not loaded and this site's pages send it nothing more. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is never asked and never loads it.
Meta's pixel, only if the site's operator turns it on. It loads only after you press Allow all, then tells Meta the pages you open and when you press Get it, Buy or Top up, so Meta can measure which of this site's ads bring visitors and personalize the ads it shows. No thanks tells it to stop, in every tab of this site. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track never loads it.
When you buy, our server tells Google Analytics (after Analytics only or Allow all) and Meta (after Allow all) about the purchase, its item and amount, with your browser's ids from their cookies; Meta also gets the page you came in on, your IP address, your browser's name and a hash of your email. The answer that counts is the one you had when you opened the account page: an account page you already have open keeps it until you close that tab. Those ids are deleted once sent, within 7 days. A purchase from a browser that sends Global Privacy Control goes to neither.

Each of them sees your IP address, as any site you load something from does.

Signing in, buying and reviews

Signing in, buying, selling and topping up happen on the account page, which keeps your email address, purchases and credit use, as the privacy summary shown there explains. Your Mindket account has its own sign-in, purchases and credits. Your Mindket account and everything it holds are kept on Mindket's own server and database. A review you post shows your name on the listing, for everyone. Copy JSON on an n8n workflow's page, once you are signed in, gets that free workflow from the page itself: it joins your purchases as Get it would, and its file goes only to your clipboard. While you are signed in, downloading a listing's files or copying one (Copy JSON, a skill's Copy) is noted on your account: the listing, the first and last time and how many times, so our admins can see how many people took it. It is never shown on a page.

A link from this site to the account page carries the visit's labels: where the visit came from, its first page and time, and the version of a page you saw in a test. If you then start a checkout with your Mindket account, they are kept with it, with your answer to the cookie bar, your country and the kind of device, for 400 days, whether or not you pay. Your answer, and with it the ids above, goes only with the press that opens the link: an address you copy carries the labels alone, and the account page takes your answer out of its own address once it reads it. A /go/ address (a short link to a product here) opened from elsewhere carries the labels of its own address and the site that linked to it, with no answer and no id. Signing out, the account page forgets what it kept of them in that tab. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track gets no labels added.

Watch, on your account page's Liked, shows what changed in the products you liked over the last 30 days (a license, the archived mark, the source, a new release), from what Mindket already reads about those products: it asks nothing new of you or of GitHub. Only once you turn on its e-mail does your account keep that choice and when you made it, the e-mail's language, when the last one went and which changes it told. At most one e-mail a day goes from Mindket's own address to your account's address through Resend, our e-mail provider; Stop in each one, or the switch, turns it off, and deleting your account deletes all of it.

Checks on listings

For a listing with a GitHub repository, our server reads the repository's public facts each day and searches public posts that mention it, on Hacker News, Bluesky and the web. It sends the repository's name, never anything about you or other visitors. Since 10 November 2026 it also keeps, one row a day, the public numbers those reads see (a project's stars, its places on GitHub's trending page, a Hugging Face model's likes and downloads, a change of license or of the archived mark, how many posts a weekly search found), so a page can show how they changed. Nothing about a visitor or an account is in it.

Since 10 November 2026 our server also reads one public file at most once a day: LiteLLM's list of AI models, with their prices and the days their makers plan to deprecate them (github.com/BerriAI/litellm, MIT License), for the pages that show model prices and deadlines. It asks GitHub for that one file and sends nothing about you or other visitors.

Since 12 November 2026 the n8n workflow checker (n8n-workflow-checker) reads the workflow you paste into its box, with no account. Our server reads it in memory to answer and does not store it, write it to a log or send it anywhere; it fetches no address in it and runs nothing in it. A key it finds is shown by its node, its field and its first characters at most, never whole, and the page that answers never holds your paste again. The only thing counted is how many checks were run.

Mindket for Chrome

Its Store tab sends what you search, and the kind you pick, to our server in the address it asks for, as this site's search does. Its right-click "Search Mindket" opens our store on the words you selected, in a new tab; no page is read.
Its Radar reads six public sites every few hours while Chrome is open (GitHub, GitHub's search, the MCP Registry, n8n.io, Hacker News's search through Algolia, and Hugging Face) to find new skills, MCP servers, automations and apps, but only once a Mindket admin has saved an admin token in it. It is a tool for Mindket's admins and does nothing for anyone else. It asks each site for the same fixed address, without your cookies and without anything about you. Each of those sites sees your IP address, as any site you load something from does. You can switch a source or the schedule off in its Sources tab.
After each scan, Radar sends what it found to Mindket's admin side with that token, up to 800 finds at a time. A find is a public fact about a public project: its name, address, a line of the site's own description, its maker's name as the site shows it, a few short facts such as stars, and when it was made. Nothing about you is sent: no cookies, no account, no page you were on and nothing you typed. Our server sees your IP address, as it does for any request. We keep each find as a product that only our admins see, until one is listed.
What Radar finds (at most 800 items) and its log (at most 400 lines) stay in the extension's storage in your browser, with the admin token. Nothing in the extension lists the finds, and the token is shown only as its last four characters. Clear in the log removes the log, Remove on the token card removes the token, and removing the extension removes all of it.

AI chat

Mindket's AI chat (AI chat in the menu) sends what you write, with the conversation before it, to our server, which passes it to the AI model you picked so it can write the answer. To answer, our server may also search the web with words from your question, read a public page whose address you or the answer gave, and look in Mindket's own catalogue. The chat never opens tabs, clicks or controls your computer. It is on your account page, so you sign in first, and each answer spends your account's credits.

We keep each answer with its question, the tools it used, the model and the time for 90 days: with your Mindket account when you are signed in, else with a random key for this browser, never with your IP address. Our admins may read these chats to improve answers and stop abuse, and each time one opens a conversation it is logged. They are never sold or shown on a page. Download your data on the account page includes yours, and deleting your account deletes them. Your chats themselves are kept in this browser only, until you sign out: deleting one there does not delete what we kept.

Email list

When you ask for Mindket's emails in a box on the home page, the Weekly Index or the list's own page (the Weekly Index, new Learn lessons, product news; or a product's free skill and chapter 1 on its page), we keep your email address, the topics you picked, the page's language, which box you used, and when you asked and confirmed. No account is needed. We first email you a link to confirm: nothing else is sent until you press it, it works for 48 hours, and an address not confirmed within 7 days is deleted.

Your address is used for these emails only: never sold, never joined to an account and never shown on a page. They go from Mindket's own address (learn@mindket.com) through Resend, which handles your address to deliver them. Every email has Change topics and a one-click Unsubscribe, which deletes your address at once, with no copy kept. Our admins see only how many subscribe, never an address. To stop abuse, a short-lived counter keeps how many asks came from your network address and went to your email address, for a day at most, then forgets them.

Product reviews

A week after you buy a Mindket product, we email your account's address once to ask you to review it in its member area. The email goes from noreply@mindket.com through Resend, in the language you bought in. A purchase refunded, disputed or already reviewed is not asked. Writing a review earns nothing, and its stars change nothing.

A review keeps your stars, your words, their language, the name you chose to show (your account name's first word or its initial) and when you wrote and changed it. It shows on the product's page for everyone: your account's Mindket mascot, the stars, the words, that name, the month and "Verified purchase", never your email address. You can change or delete your review in the member area at any time, and Delete removes it at once; deleting your account deletes it too. A refunded purchase's review no longer shows. Our admins can hide a review that breaks the rules, and the member area then tells you it is hidden, and why.

Your data

We don't sell your data. To ask what we hold about you, or to have it corrected or deleted, write to the contact address at the end of this page.

Notis privasi dalam Bahasa Melayu

Notis ini meringkaskan halaman ini dalam Bahasa Melayu, menurut seksyen 7 Akta Perlindungan Data Peribadi 2010.

Data yang kami proses: halaman yang anda buka, dari mana lawatan datang, serta negara dan jenis peranti anda. Setiap halaman juga mengira berapa lama ia dipaparkan dan digunakan, sejauh mana anda membaca, bahagian yang dilihat, butang yang ditekan dan berapa kali Ctrl+F ditekan. Kelajuan halaman dan ralat skrip turut dikira. Semuanya disimpan sebagai kiraan harian selama 400 hari, tanpa kuki, ID atau alamat IP.
Jika anda menekan Analytics only atau Allow all, kami turut menyimpan rekod lawatan anda sendiri di bawah ID rawak selama 90 hari. Rekod ini dikaitkan dengan akaun Mindket anda apabila anda log masuk. Akaun anda menyimpan e-mel, pembelian dan penggunaan kredit anda.
Senarai e-mel: jika anda melanggan e-mel Mindket, kami menyimpan alamat e-mel anda, topik yang dipilih dan bahasa halaman, hanya untuk e-mel tersebut. Anda perlu mengesahkannya melalui pautan dalam e-mel dahulu. E-mel dihantar dari alamat Mindket sendiri melalui Resend, dan setiap e-mel mempunyai pautan berhenti melanggan yang memadam alamat anda serta-merta.
Ulasan produk: seminggu selepas anda membeli produk Mindket, kami menghantar satu e-mel sahaja dari noreply@mindket.com melalui Resend untuk meminta ulasan anda. Ulasan menyimpan bintang, kata-kata, nama yang anda pilih untuk dipaparkan dan masanya; ia dipaparkan di halaman produk tanpa alamat e-mel anda. Anda boleh mengubah atau memadamnya pada bila-bila masa di ruang ahli. Tiada ganjaran untuk menulis ulasan.
AI chat: apa yang anda tulis dihantar ke pelayan kami dan kepada model AI yang anda pilih. Kami menyimpan setiap soalan dan jawapan selama 90 hari, bersama akaun Mindket anda atau kunci rawak pelayar ini (tidak sekali-kali alamat IP anda). Pentadbir kami boleh membacanya untuk menambah baik jawapan dan mencegah penyalahgunaan; setiap kali mereka membukanya, ia direkodkan.
Tujuan: menjalankan dan menambah baik laman ini, mengukur iklan kami, mengesan skrip dan penyalahgunaan, serta memproses pembelian.
Sumber: pelayar anda, maklumat yang anda berikan semasa mendaftar atau membeli, dan negara yang dibaca oleh Cloudflare daripada alamat IP anda.
Pihak ketiga: Google Analytics (selepas Analytics only atau Allow all), Meta (selepas Allow all), Stripe untuk pembayaran, serta YouTube, star-history.com, Trendshift dan n8n apabila halaman memuatkan kandungan mereka. Kami tidak menjual data anda.
Pilihan anda: No thanks pada bar kuki memadam rekod anda dan menghentikan Google Analytics serta Meta. Selepas itu hanya paparan halaman dan ralat dikira. Global Privacy Control, Do Not Track dan butang Don’t count this browser di atas menghentikan semua kiraan.
Memberi data adalah secara sukarela. Anda boleh melayari laman ini tanpa akaun, tetapi tanpa akaun anda tidak boleh membeli, menjual atau menulis ulasan.
Hak anda: anda boleh meminta akses kepada data anda atau pembetulannya, dan menghantar pertanyaan atau aduan, kepada the contact address at the end of this page.

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