Clear about
your data.

vram.wiki exists because community details are useful. We aim to collect the minimum needed to keep a contribution connected to its author and safely review it before publication.

GitHub sign-in

GitHub sign-in is used only for your contributor dashboard: it lets you return to drafts, follow review status, and propose future revisions. We store a stable GitHub account ID and your GitHub handle. We do not request repository access or email access, and we do not publish your GitHub identity on setup pages. You may optionally add a private notification email from your dashboard for review and publication updates; it is never published, never shared, and can be removed at any time.

What can become public

Only a setup snapshot approved by a moderator can become public: its hardware, models, runtime, workflow, performance notes, reported date, and any public source link you chose to provide. Please do not include secrets, private client data, personal addresses, API keys, or anything you would not want published.

What stays private

Pending submissions, moderation history, stable account identifiers, and the link between your account and a setup stay in the private service. A public page is intentionally rendered without contributor identity data.

Audience measurement

We measure how the site is used so we can improve it: which pages are visited, what people search for in the directory, which filters they use, and whether they reach the contribution forms. This aggregate audience measurement always runs without cookies or browser storage. Optional session replay is separate: only if you enable it below, PostHog uses cookies and browser storage to connect replay events and records a masked reconstruction of public pages. Page text, form values, links and images are hidden. Dashboard, onboarding, admin, API and authorization pages are excluded from replay. Your choice is saved in this browser, and you can withdraw permission here at any time. Analytics events never include your GitHub identity or email. Search terms that look like an email address are discarded before sending. Data is processed by PostHog in the EU and sent through vram.wiki’s own domain.

Providers

GitHub provides sign-in. Vercel hosts the application and privacy-friendly traffic analytics. PostHog (EU region) processes audience measurement and optional masked session replay described above. Neon hosts the application database. Tally hosts the optional feedback and correction forms. Each provider processes data under its own terms and privacy documentation.

Corrections and removal requests

You can withdraw a pending dashboard submission yourself. For a correction or a request to remove a published listing, use the correction form and include the public entry URL. Requests are reviewed manually before any public change is made.

Request a correction or removal

Version

This plain-English notice was last updated September 29, 2026. It will be expanded with a dedicated contact address as the project moves beyond its live beta.