Privacy · Silo Systems · Effective 2026-09-23

Privacy.

Most apps collect nothing. A few send work only to the key you paste. This page is about the website.

Two different things

There are two distinct surfaces under the Silo Systems name, with two very different privacy stories. It is worth keeping them separate.

The apps — Silo Systems operates no app backend, collects no telemetry, and requires no account. Most apps keep user content on the device; the only outbound traffic is an optional, consent-gated model download. Broker Opt-Out by Silo sends the name and location terms for a scan you start directly to selected public broker sites. Citebound Pro can sync workspace content through your private CloudKit container, and its optional cloud rewording sends a question and its cited passages only to the provider you configure. Apps marked below with an optional bring-your-own-key feature send content off the device only through optional features you turn on, such as requests that go directly to the AI provider or endpoint you configure. Each app ships its own policy; they are linked below.

This website (ohmslaw.net) — a marketing and editorial site. It is the only surface where you can choose to send us anything, and only by filling in a form. That is what the rest of this page covers.

The apps — per-app policies

For the specifics of any one app — permissions, local container, model downloads, or bring-your-own-key providers — read its own policy:

The website — what it does

The pages of ohmslaw.net are editorial content. Browsing them does not require an account and does not ask you for personal information. The one exception is the consultation form: if you choose to submit it, the details you type into it (such as your name, contact address, and message) are stored so that we can read your inquiry and respond to it. That is the form's only purpose. If you never submit the form, you never send us anything.

The website — App Store attribution

ohmslaw.net contains no analytics SDKs. Silo Systems does not track your browsing or collect website-usage events. Links to individual App Store product pages may include Apple campaign parameters (“pt” and “ct”). Apple processes the resulting attribution and makes only aggregate campaign results available to Silo Systems. Apple withholds or combines low-volume results to meet its privacy thresholds; Silo Systems receives no individual-level visitor or customer data through these links.

The website — infrastructure

Like any website, ohmslaw.net is served by hosting and infrastructure providers that may process standard technical information — for example an IP address and request metadata — to deliver pages and keep the service secure and reliable. We do not use this to build a profile of you, and we do not sell or rent any information to anyone. We do not run third-party advertising trackers on this site.

If you would like specifics about the current hosting stack, log retention, or any cookies used by the form's infrastructure, ask — we will tell you exactly what is in place.

What we never do

Changes

If this posture materially changes, we will publish an updated version of this page and revise the effective date above. Per-app policies are the source of truth when an app uses CloudKit or a key you paste.

Contact

Questions about privacy: admin@ohmslaw.net

Contact
admin@ohmslaw.net
Last updated 2026-09-23 · v1.2