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Privacy

What Pontica keeps, what it never stores, and who else sees what. Pontica has no accounts, so there is very little to keep: most of what you do is public onchain, and the rest stays in your browser.

Last updated 22 Sep 2026

01Summary

  • No accounts, no email, no password: you connect a wallet, and connecting shares your address only.
  • What you do with the contracts is public and permanent on Robinhood Chain.
  • The inference gateway passes your requests through to OpenRouter. Pontica never stores prompts or completions.
  • No cookies, no analytics scripts, no ads.
  • A few settings stay in your browser, and you can clear them any time.

02What is onchain

Every transaction you send to the Pontica contracts is public on Robinhood Chain, forever: your wallet address, what you funded or bought and for how much, your asks and their fills, your activations and the wallet they credit, your stakes, and the funds you create, back or draw from.

A fund's title and link are written onchain by its creator and are public and permanent. Anyone can read all of this on the explorer, and nobody, Pontica included, can delete or change it.

03What the gateway handles

The gateway at pontica.gg/api/v1 passes each request through to OpenRouter and streams the answer back. Pontica never stores prompts or completions, and it does not log request bodies, keys or signatures. It forwards nothing about you upstream beyond the request itself: no IP address, cookies or user agent.

When you issue or sync a key, the gateway checks your signed message and reads what the chain credited to your wallet. It keeps nothing of the message or the signature except the time it was signed, written into the key's name so the same message cannot be used twice. Your key lives at OpenRouter, in Pontica's workspace, and the key record carries your wallet address in its name, with its limit and usage, because that is how the gateway keeps its books without a database.

Vercel, which hosts the site and the gateway, keeps request metadata such as the path, status, time and IP address in its logs for a limited time.

04What OpenRouter and the providers keep

Your requests go to OpenRouter and on to the provider of the model you chose. They handle them under their own privacy policies, and some providers may keep or review prompts under theirs. OpenRouter keeps usage records for each key (requests, tokens, cost, model and time); the activity report your account page reads for your own key holds no prompt text.

The Pontica workspace at OpenRouter is set up with prompt logging off, and /api/status reports that switch live.

05What stays in your browser

These stay on your device, are never sent to Pontica, and go when you clear this site's data:

  • Your theme, dark or light (pontica.theme).
  • The wallet you last connected with, so the page can reconnect it (pontica.wallet).
  • The hash of your API key for each wallet, to sync it later: never the key itself (pontica.keyHash.<address>).
  • A referrer's address from a referral link, for this tab only (pontica.ref, session storage).
  • A key you paste into the chat workspace stays in the tab's memory; it is saved only if you tick Remember on this device (pontica.chatKey).
  • Your chats stay in the tab (session storage) unless you turn on Keep chats on this device.

06No cookies, no analytics, no ads

Pontica sets no cookies and runs no analytics scripts, trackers or ads. Fonts, scripts and images are served from pontica.gg itself, and the pages load nothing from other companies, apart from the public node fallback described below.

07Other services you touch

Your wallet talks to Robinhood Chain through its own node provider, under its own policy. The site reads the chain through pontica.gg; if that fails, your browser may read from the public node at robinhood-rpc.publicnode.com directly, which then sees your IP address and what is read. Links to the explorer, OpenRouter, ponsfamily.com or X take you to sites with their own policies.

08Changes and contact

If this notice changes, the date at the top changes with it. Questions go to hello@pontica.gg. See also the terms.

Connect a wallet

Pontica never holds your keys. Connecting shares your address only.