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Website privacy · Last updated October 29, 2026
What this site does
This is Lazy’s product website. You can read about the app, browse the setup guide and follow links to desktop installers. There is no account creation, message collection or payment form on this site.
No analytics or marketing cookies
This website does not include analytics, advertising pixels or third-party tracking scripts. Fonts, illustrations and product images are served with the website rather than loaded from a third-party font or image service.
Your theme preference
If you switch between light and dark mode, the site remembers your choice in your browser’s local storage under lazy-theme. It stays on your device and isn’t sent to a service. You can remove it by clearing this site’s browser data. Without a saved choice, the site follows your device appearance.
Hosting and external links
Like other websites, the server hosting this site receives the request information needed to deliver pages, such as an IP address and browser request headers. Retention of access logs depends on the hosting configuration.
Installer downloads, source code, release notes and issue reports link to GitHub. When you visit those links, GitHub handles that request under its own policies. This website does not fetch those services in the background.
The desktop app and your server
The Lazy desktop app is separate from this website. It connects to a server run by your team or its hosting provider. Workspace messages, accounts and attachments are handled by that server. Ask the person running it about access, retention and backups. Self-hosting does not imply end-to-end encryption.
Questions
For questions about this website’s implementation, use the project’s GitHub issues. For questions about a particular workspace’s data, contact its server administrator.
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