Privacy
Last updated: August 9, 2026
Loomle AI uses a small amount of website analytics to understand which pages are useful, how people find the site, and where the site needs improvement. We do not sell visitor data, and loomle.ai does not require a user account.
What we measure
Cloudflare Web Analytics provides aggregate, cookie-free measurements such as page views, referring sites, approximate country, browser, operating system, device type, and page performance. Cloudflare states that Web Analytics does not collect or use visitors’ personal data.
Google Analytics 4 measures page visits, traffic sources, campaign tags, device and browser information, approximate location, and important actions such as download, Fab, GitHub, installation, documentation, and Blog clicks. Advertising personalization and Google Signals are disabled.
Google Search Console provides aggregate search performance and indexing reports. It does not add cookies or tracking code to this site.
Cookies
Cloudflare Web Analytics does not use cookies. Google Analytics may set _ga cookies to distinguish browser sessions. You can clear or block these cookies through your browser settings.
Data handling
Analytics events never intentionally include names, email addresses, Unreal project content, MCP requests, Blueprint data, or other information entered in Loomle products. Google Analytics and Cloudflare process analytics data under their own published privacy and data-processing terms.
Loomle Client and Bridge
The Loomle Client and Unreal Bridge run locally on the user’s computer. Loomle does not operate a cloud service that receives Unreal project content, MCP requests, Blueprint data, generated code, or editor activity, and the product does not include product-usage telemetry.
Published Clients may make small HTTPS requests to check the version available from their own distribution channel and to locate the matching public GitHub Bridge release. These requests contain the Loomle version and ordinary HTTP metadata, but not Unreal project content or MCP request contents. The relevant website, GitHub, Fab, MCP Registry, or Anthropic service may process connection metadata under its own privacy terms.
Questions about this policy can be raised through the Loomle GitHub repository.