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The text-page register of the same system: identical nav and footer, a display-face title, and prose held to a readable measure. Five short sections in the privacy-first voice — the policy of a wallet that has nothing to disclose.
Same bounded frame as the landing page; the body column caps at a 65ch measure.
Applies to every ColdHarbor surface
ColdHarbor collects nothing. The app ships with no analytics SDK, no crash reporter, no advertising identifiers, and no account system. We do not know who you are, what you hold, or where you connect from — and we cannot be compelled to hand over records we never created.
Your keys, balances, addresses, and transaction history are generated and stored on your device, encrypted with your passcode. No copy exists on our infrastructure, and no cloud backup is made unless you export one yourself.
Deleting the app deletes everything it knew. Your 24-word recovery phrase — written down by you, held by you — is the only durable record.
A wallet must talk to a network to move money; that is the only traffic ColdHarbor produces. By default, queries travel through a privacy-preserving gateway that does not link them to an identity and keeps no logs pairing addresses with IPs.
Harbor Mode removes even that intermediary: point the app at your own node and every balance is verified against blocks you validated yourself, with nothing leaving your machine.
Swap quotes are fetched over an anonymized channel from providers that require no registration. A provider sees only the order it needs to execute — never your name, your email, or your IP. We integrate no other third-party services.
This policy ships inside the app and is versioned with it; any change arrives in release notes you can read before updating. One commitment does not change: a future feature that would transmit data will always be opt-in, and always off by default.
The title block under dark, light, and harbor-on layers, scaled to fit.
Applies to every ColdHarbor surface