GreenLight / privacy
Short version: unless you sign up for the alert, this site stores nothing about you beyond ordinary web-server logs. If you do sign up, we store your email address and use it for exactly one thing.
If you sign up: the email address you typed, the state you picked (optional), and the time. That is the whole record. It sits in a plain file on our server, readable only by the service that runs the site, and it exists for one purpose: to send you one alert email when a certified plug-in solar kit is confirmed.
If you unsubscribe: your address goes on a do-not-email list, and it has to stay there -- that list is how we make sure we never email you again. Every alert email carries a one-click unsubscribe link that works immediately, no human involved. When we send an alert, we also record that we sent it to you, so a re-run after a failure cannot email you twice.
Everything else: like nearly every website, our web server keeps standard access logs -- the network address a request came from, what it asked for, and when. We use them to keep the site up and to spot abuse; the same address is what our rate limiter counts. Reading the site, the API, or the MCP endpoint stores nothing else about you.
No accounts. No cookies. No analytics, ad scripts, or third-party embeds -- the only script on the site asks our own server for the daily watch status. We do not sell, rent, or share the signup list with anyone, and the certification alert is the only email the system sends. No marketing, ever.
Alert emails go out through Google's Gmail service, so your address passes through Google when we send -- the same as receiving any email from a Gmail account.
Unsubscribing stops all email immediately. If you want your address deleted from the signup file entirely, email support@agentlookups.ai and we will remove it.
This page describes what the site actually does, checked against its code and server configuration. If it ever drifts from reality, that is a bug: tell us.