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What happens to a page you extract

Section titled “What happens to a page you extract”
  • Sent to Analog: Analog receives the URL and rendered page content for extraction. The structured records come back.
  • Stored on your machine: the records and the page’s markdown, under a local handle. Raw HTML is never written to disk.
  • Not logged: Extraction URLs are never logged. What you read through Analog is your business. A quality report includes the URL you explicitly submit; it never includes page content. See analog feedback.
  • mode="local" sends nothing — fetch and markdown conversion happen entirely on your machine; no extraction, no backend call, no account needed.

Analog fetches as an unauthenticated visitor by default: it sees what any visitor sees. If you hand it authenticated content (your own html= or a logged-in custom fetcher), that content is sent to the extraction API just the same — point Analog at content that is acceptable to send, or use mode="local".