Privacy / 7 September 2026
Useful signals. A narrow footprint.
Ausca measures whether its public site and services work while keeping identity, authority, and retained content bounded.
01 / Website analytics
Clarity, with a visible choice.
Ausca uses Microsoft Clarity to understand page performance and interaction. Clarity may use first-party and third-party cookies to connect page views into a visit where its regional rules and the visitor's choice allow that storage.
For visitors in the EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, Clarity withholds those cookies until analytics storage is explicitly allowed. Without a choice, Clarity remains in its limited page-level mode for that visitor. Ausca does not apply that limited mode globally.
The public service search field is masked from Clarity, and the website has no account identity to attach to its analytics.
Read more in Microsoft's Clarity cookie documentation.
02 / Service data
The job determines the data lifetime.
Ausca processes service inputs to perform the requested job. Input and result artifacts are retained for 24 hours. An agent inbox retains messages and clean attachments until it is deleted or expires. A browser lease ends when it is closed or expires.
Each service SKILL.md states its exact inputs, limits, lifecycle, and cleanup behavior. Capabilities, payment credentials, presigned URLs, and input or output bytes are excluded from public verification pages.
03 / Operations
Bounded operational evidence remains.
Cloudflare processes request metadata for routing, abuse prevention, reliability, and aggregate operational analytics. Paid calls produce settlement and receipt records needed to execute, verify, reconcile, and prevent replay of a transaction.
Questions about Ausca's handling of website or service data can be sent to hello@ausca.com.
04 / Your choice
Analytics on this browser.
No choice is stored. Clarity follows its regional default.