Visits are counted. The waiting list keeps what you give it.

What this site collects

This site uses Google Analytics to count visits. When you open a page, your browser loads a script from Google and sends Google the address of that page, the page you came from, your browser, device type, screen size and language, and an approximate location (country and city) that Google works out from your IP address. We see the totals: how many people visited, which pages they opened and where they came from.

There is no contact form, no newsletter and no account to create. The one place on this site where you can type your email address is the waiting list for public mining, described below.

Cookies

Google Analytics sets two cookies on swarm.green, _ga and _ga_3MDDZNCW6P. They hold a random number that tells one browser from another, and they are kept for up to two years. The site sets no other cookie.

How to switch it off

The site works the same without Google Analytics. Any content blocker stops it. So does blocking googletagmanager.com and google-analytics.com in your browser, or Google’s own opt-out add-on. You can delete the two cookies at any time in your browser’s settings.

The waiting list for public mining

If you join the waiting list, we store the email address and the SWARM address you type in, the time you joined and agreed to be on the list, the invite code you used (if any) and whose code it was, your own invite code, and a salted hash of your IP address. The hash is a one-way fingerprint made with a secret key that exists only on our server; we keep it so that one connection cannot fill the list or invite itself. The IP address itself is not stored.

The form has two boxes, and they are separate. The first is needed to join: with it you agree that we keep these details to run the list and write to you when your early access starts. The second is optional and not ticked unless you tick it: with it you also agree to get SWARM project news by email; we store that choice, and the time you made it, on its own.

Your invite count and the time you joined decide the order in which the node download goes out from 31 October 2026, 15:42 UTC. The public leaderboard shows only the first 8 and last 4 characters of your SWARM address and your invite count, never your email address.

The list is kept on the project’s own server, not at Google and not with a mailing service. Your request reaches that server through the site’s hosting provider, as every request to this site does (see Server logs below). We do not sell, rent or share the list with anyone. Google Analytics counts a visit to the waiting-list page like a visit to any other page, without the invite code in the page address and without anything you type into the form.

How long we keep it: if you did not ask for project news, your entry is deleted within 14 days after public mining has opened on 1 November 2026. If you did, we keep your email address and your entry for project news until you remove yourself.

To leave, press “Remove me from the list” on the waiting-list page in the browser you joined with, use the link in any email we send you, or write to swarmofficial@atomicmail.io from the email address you joined with. Your entry is removed from the list at once: email address, SWARM address, invite code and IP hash. Our backups keep it for up to 14 days. If you were counted as someone’s invite, that invite no longer counts for them. To stop only the project news, press “Stop project news” on the same page.

At the moment we send no email at all. Before public mining opens we will ask you to confirm your email address with a single message, which also holds a link to remove yourself.

Pages that are not measured

The pages that open a SWARM Messenger link — /call, /u, /g and /stickers — do not load Google Analytics, and their Content-Security-Policy does not allow it. The part of such a link after # is a key or an invitation: it stays in your browser and is handed only to SWARM Messenger.

Third parties

Two things are loaded from another origin, both from Google: the Google Analytics script described above, from googletagmanager.com, and the web fonts, served by Google Fonts from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. Requesting either sends your IP address and user agent to Google, as any request to any server does, and Google handles that data under its own privacy policy. No other third-party script, frame, pixel or embed is used anywhere on this site, and the site’s Content-Security-Policy blocks them.

If you would rather not contact Google at all, the site is fully readable without the web fonts — it falls back to the fonts already on your computer.

Server logs

The site is served by a hosting provider, which may keep standard server logs — typically the requested URL, a timestamp, an IP address, a user agent and a response code — for operational and security purposes. We do not analyse them, join them to anything, or use them to build a profile of you.

If you contact us

The footer links to our X account, @swarm_coin, and to an email address, swarmofficial@atomicmail.io. Both are services run by other companies, outside this site. If you write to us, we receive your email address and whatever you choose to send. If you open X, X’s own terms and privacy policy apply. Following either link is your choice, and this site passes nothing about you to them.

We will never ask for your recovery words, private keys or a payment — not by email, not on X, not anywhere.

The network is separate

This is a website. It is not the SWARM network, and using it tells the network nothing about you.

Separately, when you run node or wallet software on your own computer, that software talks to peers over the internet and your own network connection is visible to them in the usual way. Shielded transactions keep sender, receiver and amount encrypted on-chain, using zero-knowledge proofs — that is about what is written to the chain, and it is not a claim about your network connection or your computer.

Changes

If any of this ever changes, this page changes with it. Last change: 3 October 2026, when the waiting list for public mining was added. Google Analytics was added on 30 September 2026; before that day the site set no cookies and ran no analytics.