the promise, stated plainly

We collect nothing.

Using GLOOMBORG — browsing the site, reading the findings, calling the API — collects, stores, transmits, and shares no personal data. There are no accounts beyond a random API key, no analytics, no cookies, no tracking pixels, no crash reporters, no ads, no fingerprinting.

The one exception, said out loud

The newsletter. If you choose to subscribe, we store exactly one thing — your email address — and use it for exactly one purpose: to send you the newsletter. Nothing else. Unsubscribe link in every email, and we delete you when you ask. That is the only personal data GLOOMBORG ever holds, and we're telling you it exists rather than hiding it behind "zero data" copy.

What the site does

• No accounts. The API uses a random key you generate — it identifies a tier, not a person.
• No analytics. We don't know which pages you read, and we don't want to.
• No cookies. Not one is set anywhere on the site.
• No third parties. No fonts from CDNs, no embeds, no trackers, no external scripts. The newsletter form posts to our own API — not to a mailing-list provider. The page loads and that's it.
• One local preference. The Status page lets you point it at a different API. If you use that, the URL is saved in your own browser's local storage. It never leaves your machine, and clearing that site's data removes it.

What the API does (and doesn't)

The API serves market data. It does not collect who asked for it. Request logging, where it exists, is for the health of the service, not for watching you — and it carries no identity.

Why this is the product, not a policy

There is no server full of your data to breach, no database to subpoena, no profile to sell — because there is nothing to breach. The absence is the feature.

Contact: info@gloomborg.com · Last updated 9 October 2026