Privacy
This page is about scenri.co, the website. The Scenri app is a separate thing, and it is described in the app's own privacy note.
Who publishes this site
Tony Gorb publishes this website. There is no company listed for it. A postal address is not published here. Questions, privacy requests and copyright complaints go to hello@scenri.co. Security reports use the security policy, opens in a new tab (security@scenri.co, or GitHub's private reporting, opens in a new tab).
What the website processes
Opening a page is an ordinary web request. The browser sends the page address, the time, your IP address, and the browser's user agent. Referrers are sent when your browser sends them. The site is hosted on Cloudflare, which uses that connection data to deliver the pages and to protect the site. Cloudflare's own retention and any security logs are described in Cloudflare's privacy policy, opens in a new tab.
The site does not run an analytics script, an advertising tag, or a session recorder. It does not set a cookie. The marketing pages do not write to local storage, session storage, or a database in the browser.
The docs can remember a light or dark theme. That choice is saved in local storage only after you pick light or dark. Choosing Auto removes it. Arriving on a page does not save one.
The docs also remember which sidebar groups are open, and where that sidebar was scrolled, in session storage for the browser tab. Closing the tab clears it. Neither of these is sent anywhere, and neither is used to recognise you on a later visit.
There is no account, form, newsletter, or payment on this site. Nothing you type here is sent to Scenri.
Where the GDPR or the UK GDPR applies, connection data is processed because the site cannot be delivered or kept available without it. The theme choice, once you make one, is stored because you asked the docs to look that way. There is no sale of personal information and no targeted advertising.
What the app does
Scenri runs on your computer. Brands, images, history and provider keys stay in a folder on that machine. There is no Scenri account and no Scenri telemetry. Deleting that folder deletes the library.
Scenri can make two requests of its own, and both can be turned off. One checks npm for a newer version. The other downloads example imagery from GitHub. Those requests include your IP address, the way any download does, and they do not include your work.
When you generate a picture, the brief and any reference images go from your computer to the provider you chose, such as OpenRouter, Replicate, fal, or Codex with your own sign-in. That provider's terms and privacy policy govern what they keep and whether they train on it. Scenri does not receive that traffic, does not sell access to a provider, and does not promise what the provider will do.
The pictures on this website were made in Scenri, or are inputs and examples from Scenri's own library. People shown in them are synthetic demo presenters, not customers and not staff.
How to ask
Email hello@scenri.co to ask what this site holds about you, to object, or to ask for deletion, where a privacy law gives you that right. There is no profile to look up. If a law lets you complain to a regulator, that is your local data protection authority. In Israel, that is the Privacy Protection Authority.
The software license is separate from this page. The application is AGPL-3.0-only. The .brand format is Apache-2.0. Both are stated in the public repository, opens in a new tab. Fonts and a few libraries used to build these pages are credited in notices.txt.