Privacy Policy
How ChineseGrammar handles your data
Last updated: July 6, 2026
What we collect
- Sentences you submit for grammar analysis.
- The analysis result, response status, and request latency.
- A hashed anonymous identifier used for daily usage limits.
- Your email address if you submit it to unlock a higher daily limit.
- Basic site analytics through Plausible.
How we use it
- To return grammar feedback and track daily usage limits.
- To debug failed or low-quality analysis results.
- To improve the grammar checker and expand test examples.
- To send access or product updates if you gave us your email.
What we do not do
- We do not sell your submitted sentences or email address.
- We do not publish your submitted sentences as public content.
- We do not store your email address inside analysis logs.
Cookies and identifiers
ChineseGrammar uses a cookie to recognize your browser for daily limits. If you unlock the email tier, we store a signed cookie so the app can apply the higher limit without requiring a login account.
Data deletion
You can request deletion of your email address or submitted sentence logs by contacting us at kevinjiang0712@gmail.com. Include the email address you used, and describe the data you want deleted.
