Privacy

Analysis is private by default. An address you ask about is not published, listed, or shown to anyone else.

Everything is scoped to a key

Every execution records the key that ran it. History, permalinks, cached results and change detection are all scoped to that key. A wallet analysis records the address someone asked about, and putting that on a shared list is not an acceptable default.

A run becomes visible to others only if its owner explicitly publishes it. The public feed contains published runs and nothing else — it is empty rather than seeded, because seeding it would mean publishing somebody's analysis for them.

Molthood Agent conversations

Conversations are stored in your browser, not on a server. There is no account system yet, and keeping them server-side without one would mean either a shared list anyone could read or an identity nobody asked to create.

Your messages are sent to the model provider in order to be answered — that is what answering requires — but they are not retained by Molthood after the response completes.

Analytics

Product analytics record which surfaces are used and whether requests succeed. The event schema deliberately cannot carry content: no addresses, no questions, no report bodies. What is measured is shape, not substance.