Privacy policy
Last updated: 2026-08-22.
What we collect
When you sign in we receive your email address and display name from our identity provider (signin.ounie.com). When you run an extraction we store the run: the URLs you sent, the JSON Schema you sent, any steer text, the extracted objects, the validation verdict for each URL, and the credit reservation and settlement.
What we don't keep
The page content fetched to answer your request is used to produce the extraction and is not retained afterwards. We keep the object your schema asked for, not the page it came from. We don't track you across the web: no third-party analytics, no advertising pixels, no session replay.
Who else sees your request
Two processors are involved in a run. A rendering service fetches the URL you gave us and returns its text; it receives the URL only. A frontier language model receives that text plus your JSON Schema and returns the object. Neither receives your name, your email, or your Ounie identity, and your requests are not used to train any model.
The URLs you send are public web pages you chose. We do not carry any session or credential to them, so nothing behind your logins is ever fetched.
Payments
Billing happens on ounie.com against your shared Ounie credit wallet; this app records only the reservation and settlement for each run. We never see or store a card. Payments made over the x402 rail are on-chain USDC transfers and carry no account, no email, and no identity — only a wallet address and a transaction hash.
Retention and deletion
Runs stay in your history until you ask us to remove them. Write to us from the contact page and we will delete your runs and extracted objects. Deleting your Ounie account on ounie.com removes the identity this app reads.
Security
API keys are stored as sha256 hashes; the raw token is shown once at mint and never again. Everything travels over TLS. If you believe a key has leaked, revoke it from your console — revocation is immediate.
Contact
Questions, data requests, or a DPA: get in touch. Structured Web is an independent Ounie product.