Last updated: July 2026
The Analogy Architect is a small toolkit of simple web apps — Analogize and Ghar Ka GPT, with more on the way. We keep things minimal across all of them, and the two apps handle your data very differently. Here is exactly what happens, app by app.
Analogize
The app saves three small items to your browser's localStorage — stored entirely on your device, never sent to us:
You can clear all of this at any time by clearing your browser's site data for this domain (Browser Settings → Privacy → Clear site data).
When you generate an analogy, we send your input text and your IP address (automatically included by your browser) to our API. We use the IP address solely for rate limiting — to prevent abuse. We do not log, store, or track IP addresses beyond the current server session. When the Cloudflare Worker restarts, all rate-limit data is discarded.
On your first visit, the app makes a single request to our server to infer your approximate city from your IP address. This is used solely to pre-select the regional flavour that best matches you (e.g., Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai). The detection is powered by Cloudflare's built-in geolocation — we read the city and country they provide; we do not see or store your raw IP for this purpose. The matched region (e.g., mumbai) is saved to your browser's localStorage as a preference. This lookup does not happen on subsequent visits — your saved preference is used instead.
Your input text is processed by Google's Vertex AI (Gemini) and/or Anthropic's Claude to generate the analogy. These requests are made server-side. Please review Google's privacy policy and Anthropic's privacy policy for how they handle API inputs.
Ghar Ka GPT
Ghar Ka GPT works nothing like Analogize, and it's worth explaining exactly how, since the whole point of the app is that it doesn't need our servers.
The AI model runs entirely inside your browser tab using WebGPU — your own device's graphics hardware does the thinking, not ours. We do not see, receive, log, or store anything you type into Ghar Ka GPT. There is no backend endpoint for chat messages to be sent to. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network inspector while chatting, and you'll see zero requests during a reply.
The first time you "hire a cook," your browser downloads that model's weights (roughly 500 MB to a few GB, depending on which model you pick) directly from Hugging Face's CDN, plus a small WebAssembly runtime from GitHub. These are one-way downloads — files arriving in your browser, not data leaving it. Your browser caches them afterward, so later visits load instantly instead of re-downloading. Review Hugging Face's privacy policy for how they handle file-hosting requests.
Ghar Ka GPT saves your conversation history and your chosen settings (which model, temperature, system prompt) to your browser's localStorage, purely so refreshing the page doesn't wipe your chat. This never leaves your device and is never visible to us. Clear it anytime with the "Clear conversation" button in the app, or by clearing your browser's site data for this domain.
We built Ghar Ka GPT so you'd have somewhere to ask things you wouldn't want to type into someone else's server. That promise only means something if we're precise about what does and doesn't happen — and nothing happens beyond what's described above.
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This service is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect any information from children.
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