Privacy
oxframe is a library you run yourself. The SDK and the oxframe CLI collect nothing and
send nothing to us. This page lists everything that does reach a server: the website, the playground
and the documentation server for agents. Last updated 24 October 2026.
The SDK and the CLI
No telemetry, no account, no license check. Rendering happens on your machine or your CI. The
network is used only by things you start: cargo downloading crates, the install script
downloading the CLI from GitHub, and a speech provider you add yourself (such as ElevenLabs), which
receives the text you ask it to speak under its own privacy policy.
This website
- Visit counts. oxframe.dev counts page views with Plausible Analytics: the page, the referrer, the browser, the operating system and the country. Plausible sets no cookies, keeps no IP addresses and builds no profile of a visitor. A few actions are counted the same way, with no details about you: opening the playground, the first build, sharing, exporting an MP4 and copying the install command.
- No cookies. The site sets none, so there is no cookie banner. Your browser keeps one setting in local storage, the light or dark theme you picked, and it never leaves the browser.
- Hosting. The site runs on Cloudflare, which processes each request (including your IP address) to serve and protect it, under the Cloudflare privacy policy.
The playground
- Running a scene sends its code to
compile.oxframe.dev. The service builds it and keeps the result (the compiled scene, or the compile errors) so the same code is not built twice. The result is stored under a hash of the code, not under anything about you. Your IP address is used to limit how often one visitor can start a build, and is not stored. - “Share video” uploads the video you rendered, a poster image and the scene's
code, and returns a public
/s/…link. Anyone with the link can watch it. The files are deleted after 30 days. Your IP address limits uploads to a few a minute and is not stored. To remove a shared video sooner, write to contact@oxframe.dev with its link. - Your code in the editor stays in your browser until you run or share it. A link to the code
itself (“Share link”) keeps the code after
#in the URL, a part browsers never send to a server; we never see it until the person who opens it runs it.
mcp.oxframe.dev
The documentation server for agents answers searches over the public docs. It keeps nothing about you or your project; requests are logged by Cloudflare like any other.
Logs
The playground's compile service and the documentation server write request logs (the time, the path, errors) to Cloudflare to keep them running. These logs are deleted automatically within a few days and are not used for anything else.
What we never do
- Sell or share data with advertisers. There is no advertising.
- Use your code, videos or prompts to train models.
- Track you across other websites.
Your rights and questions
Because we keep almost nothing that identifies a person, there is usually nothing to look up. If you want a shared video removed, want to know what we hold, or have any other question, write to contact@oxframe.dev. Changes to this page are listed in the site's history on GitHub. See also the terms of use.