The pages are static. The hosting provider and a content delivery network process IP addresses and access logs when you load a page, as web servers normally do.
A statinside.com counter counts visits. When you press the download button, this site records the time, your IP address, your browser user agent and the referral source, if any, to count downloads, and then redirects you to the installer.
PHP Trail runs locally. It has no telemetry, and chats, working folders and API keys stay on your PC, while secrets that appear in tool output are redacted before they reach the model.
Prompts go only to the model endpoint you pick, and with a cloud model that includes any file text the agent reads for your task. Local models send nothing out.
Three features use the network. Web search sends your query to a search service, optionally over an anonymizing network, while control of chats from a phone browser uses one outbound connection and can be switched off. Update checks contact the update source to see whether a new version is ready.
You choose the model endpoint, so you decide who receives your prompts. You can switch off phone-browser control, and you can use a local model if you want nothing to leave your PC. Browsers can block counters.
Questions about privacy? Use the Send feedback button inside the app to ask about privacy or to report a problem with the app or with this site.
Updated 8 November 2026
