Overview
LensCrush is an entertainment-focused AI love analyzer website. The site may collect limited usage information such as device details, page visits, and analytics events when connected to measurement tools. If the analyzer includes an image upload, the image is intended to be processed within the browser for local use unless the site owner later adds server-side features.
Cookies and site features
LensCrush may use cookies or similar browser features to remember preferences, understand visits, or support future features. If third-party services are connected later, this page should be updated to explain what data they use and why.
Analytics
LensCrush may use analytics tools to understand page visits, traffic sources, time on site, and interactions with the analyzer, blog, or other pages. These tools help improve the content and overall user experience.
Image uploads
The analyzer page may allow a user to upload an image for a browser-side TensorFlow.js visual signal. In the current static front-end setup, the intended behavior is local processing in the browser session. If that changes in the future, this privacy policy should be updated to clearly explain where the file is sent, how long it is stored, and why it is processed.
Third-party services
- TensorFlow.js and CDN-hosted assets may be loaded from third-party providers.
- Analytics providers may process traffic and event data.
User choices
Users can generally control cookies through browser settings. If the live site serves ads to users in regions requiring consent, the site owner should add an appropriate consent mechanism before enabling personalized advertising.
No-save expectation
LensCrush is designed around a lightweight front-end experience. If the site later introduces accounts, saved history, or server-side image handling, this page and the terms page should be updated before those features go live.
Contact and updates
Replace this section with a real contact email or business contact method when you deploy LensCrush on a live domain. Update this page whenever analytics, advertising, email capture, or image handling behavior changes.
You can also review the terms of use, return to the analyzer, or read the LensCrush blog for deeper guidance pages.