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Privacy

Last updated 11 November 2026.

Ondaquadra is a Game Boy music studio with a public gallery. It has no accounts, no cookies, no advertising and no analytics. This page lists everything the site keeps and why.

Who runs the site

Ondaquadra is run by the operator of ondaquadra.cc, who is the data controller. Write to privacy@ondaquadra.cc (privacy@ondaquadra.cc) for any question or request about your data.

What stays in your browser

These items are saved on your device only, so the studio works as you expect. Clearing your browser's site data removes them.

What the site stores

DataWhyKept for
Songs you publish, with the title and name you choseTo show them in the public galleryUntil you delete them or they are removed
A one-way code derived from each song's edit keyTo check that an edit or delete comes from the publishing browserAs long as the song
A one-way code derived from your IP address, next to your votesTo count one vote per song per network7 days, then only the vote count remains
The same code, next to daily countersTo limit publishing, voting and composing per visitor2 days

Your IP address itself is never written to the database. The title and name you publish are public: leave out anything that identifies you if you prefer to stay anonymous.

Composing from a prompt

When you use "Compose from a prompt", the text you type is sent to Anthropic's Claude API to write the music. If you tick "Start from the current song", that song is sent too. Ondaquadra does not store your prompts. Please keep personal information out of them.

Who processes data for the site

Both companies may process data outside the European Economic Area under their own data protection terms. Fonts and scripts are served from ondaquadra.cc itself; the pages load nothing from other sites.

Legal basis

The site processes this data because it is needed to provide the service you ask for and for the operator's legitimate interest in keeping the gallery fair and protected from abuse.

Your rights

You can delete a song you published from the browser that published it. For anything else, including access, correction, deletion or objection, write to the address above. If you are in the EU you can also complain to your data protection authority; in Italy that is the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali.

Children

The site asks for no personal information. If you are under 14, ask a parent or guardian before publishing a song, and never put your real name or contact details in a title or name.