Privacy
Refledger is a free tool. This page says only what is true about how it handles visitor data today.
What this site collects
Nothing of yours. There are no accounts, no cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no third-party scripts or fonts. Fonts are served from this site. The check of a repository runs entirely in your browser.
What GitHub sees when you check a repo
Your browser talks to GitHub's API directly. GitHub receives your IP address and the repository and actions you looked up, underGitHub's privacy statement. Refledger never receives those requests, and never sees that IP address or those lookups.
If you paste a workflow file, the file itself never leaves your browser. Only the action names and tags inside it are sent to GitHub, so they can be resolved to commits.
What Cloudflare sees
This site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare processes your IP address to serve the pages, underCloudflare's privacy policy. We do not run analytics on this site, and we do not keep our own visitor server logs.
The ledger
The public ledger records facts about public repositories: repository names, tag names, commit hashes, tree hashes, and times. It is append-only and permanent. It is built never to contain personal data such as tagger or commit author names and emails. If you believe an entry does contain personal data, contact us atdevelopwith.gt@gmail.com.
Last updated 2 October 2026.