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Legal Notice
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Information pursuant to § 5 DDG
Information pursuant to § 5 of the German Digital Services Act (DDG):
Dietmar Römhild
c/o IP-Management #8133
Ludwig-Erhard-Straße 18
20459 Hamburg
Germany
Contact
Phone: +49 155 65576363
Email: service@chartsmcp.com
Editorial responsibility
Responsible for the content pursuant to § 18(2) MStV:
Dietmar Römhild
Privacy Policy
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Protecting personal data is important to us. This policy describes the processing of personal data when using Charts Factory at factory.chartsmcp.com.
1. Controller
Controller for data processing:
Dietmar Römhild
c/o IP-Management #8133
Ludwig-Erhard-Straße 18
20459 Hamburg
Germany
Contact: service@chartsmcp.com
2. Website delivery and technical access data
When the site is accessed, the connection data technically required to deliver pages and files is processed.
Hosting. The service runs on a server operated by netcup GmbH in Nuremberg, Germany.
No access log — measured. Neither the upstream web server nor the application keeps a log of page requests. The application runs with its access log switched off; even before that it only saw the internal address of the upstream server, not the visitor's.
One exception we are not hiding. If a response breaks off for technical reasons, the upstream web server writes an error line into its operational log. That line contains the IP address, the user agent and the requested address. For this site three such lines have arisen so far — on 10 August and twice on 17 August 2026. The operational log is overwritten by size, not by time: older entries fall away as new ones arrive.
The database keeps an operational log as well. It records statements that run unusually long — longer than two seconds. In rare cases the content of a submitted report could appear in it. Checked: this has not happened so far. That log is likewise overwritten by size. Visitors never reach the database directly; their requests run through the application, which works with its own connection.
What we have not conclusively examined. Whether and to what extent the hosting provider logs connection data at its own level. And: logs from before 5 August 2026 no longer exist — we can say nothing about them.
Charts Factory does not build personal usage profiles from access data.
The legal basis, where applicable, is Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest in providing the service securely and reliably).
3. Use without an account
The public Charts Factory can generally be read without a personal user account. Public reports are based on published company information, not on personal user profiles.
4. Report creation and queue
When a new report is requested, Charts Factory processes the information required for that job, in particular the selected subject, language and the report parameters offered by the service. Technical run and status data is also processed so that a job can be deduplicated, executed, cached and made available as a report.
This data is used to operate the report pipeline and not to create a personal advertising or interest profile.
5. Automated processing and external AI/API services
Measured: no external AI service is called when a report is produced.
The chain that produces a published report works without a language model:
- The figures come from XBRL data filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
- The prose — slide titles, labels, translations — comes from stored templates and dictionaries that are part of the service.
- The charts are drawn by our own service,
api.chartsmcp.com.
No user input is transmitted to an AI service in the process, and neither is any contact or feedback data.
This does not mean the content has been reviewed: the templates and wording were drafted with AI assistance. An error in a template repeats in every report that uses it. What that means for reliability is set out in the usage notes; this section is only about which data goes where.
The use of language models is planned but not yet in operation. Before it goes live, the providers, data categories, processing location and contractual basis will be named here specifically. This notice describes the state as of the date given above — it is not a promise that it will stay that way.
6. Error/source reports and contact
If you use the form to report an error, a missing source or any other feedback, Charts Factory processes the details you enter together with the report/slide context sent along technically. An email address is requested only optionally, if you would like an answer. No account is needed, and a report without an email address is expressly possible.
The details are used to check the report, to improve the report page and, where applicable, to contact you. Please do not send personal or confidential information that is not needed for that.
Where an email to us lands — measured: no mail system runs on this service's server. Messages to service@chartsmcp.com are delivered and processed through the domain registrar's forwarding service.
The legal basis, where applicable, is Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR (legitimate interest in error correction, quality assurance and handling feedback).
7. Cookies, browser storage and analytics
Measured: Charts Factory sets no cookies. No Set-Cookie is sent across any of the public pages.
Also measured: the service uses no browser storage (localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB), no external analytics or tracking software and no external error-monitoring service. The public pages load no third-party content — fonts and styles come from our own server.
What we count, we count coarsely and on the server: a click on a footer link, the start and the completion of a report build. What is stored is the timestamp, the kind of event and a few sanitised fields (an origin marker from the address, language, subject, pack). No IP address, no user agent, no session identifier, no identifier that makes a person recognisable.
A report document produced earlier loaded fonts from a Google server when opened. That has been removed; the documents now use the fonts of the reading device. Files downloaded before this change may still contain that request.
8. Public reports and sources
Public reports may contain information from published company documents. Those data come from the relevant original sources and are not personal user data collected by Charts Factory.
Submitting feedback or contacting us does not cause the submitter's name or email address to be published in a report unless explicitly agreed.
9. Backups and deletion
The database is backed up as a whole. The backup therefore covers everything stored on the server side: runs and the queue, generated report files, the coarse event counts, and the error and source reports.
- Storage: iDrive e2 object storage, region
eu-central-2 - Rhythm: a full backup weekly, incremental backups on working days
- Retained at present is one full backup together with the incremental backups built on it and the associated change chain
What that means for deletion. If an entry is deleted from the live database, it disappears from the backups only when those are overwritten in the normal cycle. Targeted deletion from a backup that already exists is not technically provided for. We say so here rather than promise an immediate and complete deletion that does not exist in that form.
10. Your rights
Subject to the statutory requirements, the GDPR provides in particular rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, data portability, objection and complaint to a competent supervisory authority.
To exercise your rights, contact service@chartsmcp.com.
11. Changes
Charts Factory is in public alpha. This privacy policy will be updated when the technical processing or legal framework changes.
Terms of Use and Legal Notes
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Charts Factory is an independent research and development project in public alpha. Reports are generated largely automatically and with AI assistance from published company information. They may contain errors, omissions or incorrectly mapped sources. Please verify important information against the linked original sources.
1. What this service covers
Charts Factory analyzes published company reports and other publicly available company information. For Financials, this includes annual and quarterly reports, published financial figures, management explanations and related filings.
The reports are intended to structure company reporting, make developments visible and trace statements back to their sources.
Charts Factory does not analyze securities or investment products. Share prices, price targets, expected returns, buy/sell/hold recommendations, portfolio decisions and the personal suitability of an investment are outside the scope of the service.
Nothing on this website is investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold a financial instrument.
2. Public alpha
Charts Factory is in an early public testing phase and changes continuously.
There is no promise of specific functionality, availability, coverage, timeliness, completeness or freedom from errors. Reports, data sources and functions may be changed, regenerated or withdrawn.
Content labeled Preview, Pilot, Fixture or similar may demonstrate experimental or only partially productive functionality.
3. Automated processing and AI
Reports are produced through a largely automated processing pipeline. Data may be selected, periods mapped, positions normalized, calculations performed, charts generated and text formulated with the help of language models.
Every step can introduce errors.
AI-generated or automatically formulated content may, in particular, misstate facts, misinterpret relationships, overlook or mis-map sources, miss important limitations, or produce stale or misleading statements.
A published report does not mean that every number, statement or conclusion has been reviewed by a human.
4. Sources and original documents
Where possible, Charts Factory shows the sources behind numbers and statements directly in the report.
For SEC-based reports, the underlying information comes from filings made by the relevant companies and published through the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR system.
The information is supplied by the reporting company; the SEC is not the author or verifier of the company figures contained in the filing.
Charts Factory processes that information further. Presentation, selection, calculation, normalization, headings, summaries and interpretation may therefore differ from the original document.
In case of doubt, the linked original document is authoritative, not the Charts Factory report.
5. Observation versus management statement
An observation calculated from published numbers is different from a management explanation. If a company attributes a change to price, volume or mix, reproducing that statement does not mean Charts Factory has independently proven the cause.
Modeled, derived or automatically generated statements should remain recognizable as such.
6. Incomplete sources
The same sources are not available for every company, period or question.
Missing information should not be replaced by guesses. A report may omit an analysis, mark it as limited or refuse to produce it.
A missing analysis does not mean that no information exists; it may simply mean that Charts Factory did not find or process a sufficiently reliable source.
7. No affiliation with companies or authorities
Charts Factory is not affiliated with the SEC or with a company shown in a report and does not act on their behalf.
Company names, trademarks, tickers, registration numbers and similar identifiers are used only to identify the subject of a report.
Publishing a report does not mean that the company commissioned, reviewed, approved or even saw it.
8. No guarantee of accuracy
Charts Factory aims to provide traceable sources and technical checks. Source-backed content, provenance and green technical checks reduce risk but do not guarantee substantive accuracy. A source link or passed technical check is not a quality seal for the report as a whole.
To the extent permitted by law, no guarantees are given for accuracy, completeness, timeliness, comparability or availability. Mandatory statutory liability remains unaffected.
9. Copyright and third-party rights
Original documents, company names, trademarks, quotations and other material may be subject to third-party rights. Charts Factory does not grant broader rights in third-party material than actually exist.
See Sources & Licenses and the relevant report for additional source and license information.
10. ChartsMCP / economic connection
Charts Factory is part of the ChartsMCP project. The operator may benefit economically if ChartsMCP or Charts Desk is used.
This economic connection does not change the objective of making sources, derivations and known limitations in public reports as transparent as possible.
11. Languages
Charts Factory may provide content in multiple languages.
Availability in a language does not imply that the version has been editorially, professionally or legally reviewed. The review status should remain visible.
Source quotations should generally remain in the original language; additional translations are working translations unless stated otherwise.
12. Found an error or missing source?
We want to correct errors as quickly as possible.
If you find an incorrect number, wrong mapping, misleading statement, broken source link or relevant missing source, use “Report an error or missing source.”
Useful details include the affected number or statement, the correct or additional source, a link to the original document and a short description of the issue.
Reports are reviewed, but submitting feedback does not mean that a proposed change will automatically be adopted.
13. Contact
Questions about these terms: service@chartsmcp.com
Sources & Licenses
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Charts Factory processes published company information and aims to make the origin of numbers and statements traceable directly in each report.
1. Primary sources
For Financials, primary sources include annual and quarterly reports, company announcements and regulatory filings.
For SEC-based reports, company information is obtained in part through EDGAR, the publication system operated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Company figures are supplied by the reporting company. The SEC publishes the filings but is not the author or verifier of the company information.
2. Sources in a report
Where technically possible, a report shows the original filing/source, evidence anchor, relevant period and unit, original quotation where useful, transformations/calculations, and known gaps or limitations.
Provenance means traceability, not freedom from error.
3. Third-party material and rights
Original documents, trademarks, company names, quotations and other materials may be subject to copyright, trademark, database or other third-party rights. Charts Factory grants no rights in third-party material beyond those that actually exist.
Short quotations are used to support context and verification. For further use, the original source and its legal/license terms are authoritative.
4. Charts and original presentation
Selection, normalization, calculation and visualization in Charts Factory may differ from the original source. Charts are generated using ChartsMCP infrastructure unless the report states otherwise.
5. Error or missing source
If a source is missing, mis-mapped or broken, use “Report an error or missing source” or email service@chartsmcp.com.
Accessibility Statement
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Charts Factory is a public alpha. We are working to make the website and published reports accessible and usable by as many people as possible.
1. Target standard
Development is guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA. This is a development target and not a blanket claim of full conformance.
2. Measures
The public interface is intended to provide, in particular:
- semantic HTML and a meaningful heading hierarchy,
- keyboard access to core functions,
- visible keyboard focus,
- a skip link to main content,
- meaningful labels for forms and interactive controls,
- responsive layouts including small screens,
- correct language attributes and RTL rendering for Persian,
- no automatically starting audio or motion,
- printable reports that retain product and source context.
3. Known and possible limitations
Charts Factory generates complex reports containing tables, SVG charts, sources and evidence. During public alpha, limitations may include:
- some charts or complex data views may not yet be fully understandable with screen readers,
- wide tables may require horizontal scrolling on small screens,
- keyboard, focus, dialog/Escape and RTL behavior is continuously tested,
- automatically generated or translated report content is not always editorially reviewed for accessibility,
- exported artifacts may have different accessibility barriers from the website.
A limitation should only be removed from this list after it has been tested on the live product.
4. Accessibility feedback
If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contact service@chartsmcp.com or use the contact/feedback form. Please include the affected URL and, if possible, your browser, device or assistive technology.
5. Updates
This statement evolves with the product. New functions should be included in the independent website walkthrough.