At Erayaha, we build tools that protect users. We adhere to a strict zero-telemetry, privacy-by-default architecture across all our open-source software and hosted static web pages.
When you execute `anti-dark` in your local terminal or continuous integration environment, all parsing and heuristic compliance checks are performed 100% locally on your machine. Your source code, file paths, repository structure, and analysis findings are never transmitted to external servers, cloud providers, or third-party analytics platforms.
This documentation site is hosted on GitHub Pages as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We do not use tracking cookies, browser fingerprinting, advertising networks, or third-party tracking pixels. Server logs maintained by GitHub are governed by GitHub's Privacy Statement.
Anti-Dark Pattern is released under the MIT Open Source License. You are free to inspect, audit, modify, and self-host the source code at any time.
If you have questions about our data practices or software architecture, please contact contact@erayaha.org.