Last updated 2026-08-30. This describes the version of the site deployed today. It will be updated before any change to what is collected reaches the live site.
A small private project run by one individual in India. Contact details are on the support page.
Signing in uses Google. Google sends this site a signed identity ticket containing your Google account identifier, your email address, your name and a link to your profile picture. Nothing else is requested, and no other Google data — Gmail, Drive, contacts, calendar, photos — can be reached with what is requested.
That ticket is checked by this site on the server against Google's published signing keys. The server then issues its own sign-in cookie, which lasts twelve hours and is removed when you sign out. The cookie carries your account identifier, email, name and picture link in a form the server can verify and a browser cannot alter.
To avoid repeating slow work every time you come back, the app saves its own measurements of the figure's mechanical parts — where its joints sit, which squares can carry raised detail — in your browser's local storage. These describe the 3D model your settings ask for. They contain nothing from your picture, they are never sent anywhere, and they are thrown away automatically whenever the app is updated. Clearing site data in your browser removes them; the app then simply measures again.
The site is hosted on Vercel. As with any web host, its systems record ordinary request information such as your internet address, the time, the address requested and your browser type, and keep it briefly in order to run and protect the service. This project adds no logging of its own for skin images, filenames or model data.
When you use the Google sign-in button, your interaction with Google is handled under Google's privacy policy. This site does not control that.
This is a private test for invited adults. It is not intended for children, and an account should not be used here by a child.
If this site later sends images or model data to a server, that will be described here before the change is deployed, not afterwards.