What is not here
No analytics, no tracking pixels, no cookies, no advertising, no third-party scripts, no fonts or images from another host, no account system, and no submission, flagging, subscription, administrative or seed endpoint. There is nothing to opt out of because nothing is collected. Earlier versions of this project had submission and administrative routes; they were removed rather than disabled, and the repository’s own test suite fails if any of them reappears.
What the page loads
Three files, all from this origin: the page, one stylesheet, one script. The Content-Security-Policy served with every response confines scripts, styles and network connections to this origin, blocks framing, blocks inline script and inline style, and forbids form submission to anywhere. A future mistake in the markup therefore cannot quietly begin sending data elsewhere.
What happens when you search
Everything. All 175 records are already in the page you downloaded; searching, filtering and sorting run entirely in your browser against markup that is already there. No request is made as you type, and there is no endpoint that could receive one. Filter state is written into the address bar so that a view can be linked and restored — which means a link you share carries whatever you typed, visibly, before you send it.
Nothing is stored on your device. There is no local storage, no session storage and no saved state; closing the tab leaves nothing behind.
Links out
Opening an organisation’s website sends an ordinary request to that third party under its own privacy practices. This site sets a strict-origin-when-cross-origin referrer policy, so those hosts learn that a visitor arrived from this origin but not which record was being read.
What the host sees
The site is served by Vercel, which processes ordinary request metadata — IP address, user agent, requested path, timestamp — to deliver and secure the site under its own privacy practices. That is true of any hosted website and is outside this site’s control. Nothing beyond it is recorded.
About the organisations listed
Every record describes a public organisation, not a private individual, and every published field was drawn from public presence in the field. Where a survey descriptor named an individual, that descriptor is withheld under the rule described in the methodology. Organisations that believe a record is wrong should read Corrections.