What this website collects
Nothing it can avoid. The site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, embeds no third-party scripts, and loads no resources from advertising or tracking networks. Fonts are the system fonts already on your device (the video tour uses two font files served from this site). There are no accounts and no forms that submit anywhere.
What is technically unavoidable
- Serving the site. pantryraider.app is served by Cloudflare, and like any web host Cloudflare sees the requests your browser makes (IP address, requested page, user agent) and keeps its standard operational logs. We add no logging of our own.
- Rate limiting the recipe API. Pages under /recipes/ fetch shared recipes through this site's own proxy. To keep that endpoint healthy, the proxy counts requests per IP address in a rolling 60-second window at the serving edge. The counter expires by itself after 60 seconds; it is never written to any log or database, and nothing else is derived from it.
- Local playback state. The 30-second tour remembers your playback position in your browser's local storage (never transmitted anywhere). Clearing site data removes it.
Embedded content
- The 30-second tour on the home page loads only after you press play, and everything it uses — including its two fonts — is served from this site.
- The Bandit demo page embeds the live demo from demo.pantryraider.app, a separate origin run by the same project. The demo app may use its own functional cookies inside that frame; it carries no analytics either.
- Links to other sites (GitHub, the documentation site, the live demo, Forager) are plain links — nothing is contacted until you click, and each destination has its own privacy practices.
The app is a separate thing
Pantry Raider itself runs on your own hardware, and its privacy story lives with its documentation: what needs the internet, what stays local, and what the optional cloud services store are covered by the app privacy page and what needs internet.
Questions
Open an issue on GitHub — the project is developed in the open, and that is the fastest route to a real answer.
Last updated July 22, 2026.