Nextjs Engine privacy
The Nextjs Engine mini-site is primarily an informational product surface. This page explains the product-specific data behavior visible in the current implementation.
Release feed
The Downloads and Releases pages use Kastrick's generated NENC command endpoint to request the server-native release feed. GitHub release and main-3 package metadata are fetched on the server; the browser does not receive a GitHub access token or private repository credential.
Local cookie choices
The product surface stores one essential cookie to remember your cookie choice. Optional cookie-backed features are shown in the product's cookie settings only when that feature actually exists.
The only current optional cookie feature is the docs notebook. When enabled, it stores a compact local index of pinned documentation sections and selected-text bookmarks. If notebook cookies are disabled, pinning is unavailable and the product can show an enable notice instead of silently writing the cookie.
Notebook pin data is local browser reading state, is not an account profile, and is intentionally size-limited. Disabling the notebook removes the current docs pin cookie and the legacy pin cookie.
Analytics
The parent Kastrick application currently includes Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights at the root layout. Those services may receive ordinary technical request and performance information according to their configured behavior and Kastrick's broader privacy practices. They are not represented as optional Nextjs Engine cookie features because the product cookie panel only lists cookie-backed features controlled by this local product consent layer.
No product account system
This product surface currently has no separate Nextjs Engine account, login, payment form or profile database. If those features are introduced, this product privacy page should be updated before launch.