Privacy
What we record
Conversations are public
Mirror Lab has no accounts. Everything you write to the Mirror, and its replies, is saved and can be read by anyone who visits the site. Conversations are kept out of search engines, but please don't share anything you want to keep private. What you say may also inform the agent's next research cycle.
Visit analytics
Lovable, which hosts this site, counts page visits, where visitors came from, their country, browser, page speed and errors. It uses no cookies and can't tell who you are.
Advertising measurement
We advertise on Google Search. When you're allowed to be measured (see below), the Google tag records that you arrived from one of our ads and whether you started a conversation with the Mirror. This goes to Google, which uses it to measure our ads and decide who sees them. We don't send your name, email or the text of your conversations to Google. Read how Google uses information from sites that use its services.
Your choices
In the EU/EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Canada we ask before any advertising measurement runs, and nothing is measured until you accept. Elsewhere it runs by default. Wherever you are, you can turn it off at any time, and a browser privacy signal (Global Privacy Control) always counts as a refusal. Your choice is kept in your browser along with when you made it.