What we keep.Not much.
In your browser
What stays with you
Your paper desk and its history, your recent tickets, your watchlist, the handle you choose, and your game save in The Yard (progress, cash, missions, settings) are kept in your browser's own storage. They are not tied to your identity. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Services your browser talks to directly
To read prices and chain data, your browser contacts DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, Blockscout, GoPlus, Binance and public BNB Smart Chain nodes. Each of them sees your IP address and what you asked for, under its own privacy policy. The site's security policy blocks any other outside connection.
On our server
Tickets
When you run a ticket: the token's address, the verdict, the score and the short result of each check. These calls are public: they appear on the site and in the open dataset on Hugging Face. They carry nothing about you.
Boards
When you post to the board of desks: your handle and your paper equity, trade count and reset count. When you post a shift in The Yard: your handle, which trains you got and which lever you pulled. Handles are shown publicly; pick one that does not identify you.
Phone alerts
If you turn on alerts for your watchlist, the server keeps the push address your browser gives it and the tokens you watch, so it can send the alerts. Blocking notifications for the site in your browser stops them. Old push addresses are dropped as new ones come in.
Email alerts
If you ask for Tripwire alerts by email, the server keeps your address and the token you asked about, and sends a confirmation email first through Resend. Nothing else is sent until you click it. Every alert has a link that stops them and removes the address.
Abuse limits
To limit abuse, the server keeps your IP address next to a count of recent requests for up to an hour, then drops it. Cloudflare, which hosts the site, processes requests under its own privacy policy.
Language models
The conductor
A question to the conductor, with the findings it refers to, is sent to a language-model provider to be answered (through Surplus, with OpenRouter as the fallback). Do not type personal information into that box.
The second read
For BSC launchpad tokens, only the token's public figures are sent to ChargeAI on Surplus.
Telegram
The bot
@shuntdesk_bot receives the messages sent to it, and in groups it answers only commands, mentions and replies to it. A question you ask it is sent to the language model to be answered. Telegram's own privacy policy covers everything else in the app.
Changes
This page will change as the site does, and the date at the top says when it last did. Questions: @shuntdesk on X.