Analytics
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Hosting
The site is static files served by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes technical request data such as your IP address to deliver pages and protect the site from abuse. Forcebench doesn't receive or keep that data. See Cloudflare's privacy policy.
What's stored in your browser
The site follows your system's light or dark theme. If you pick the other one with the toggle, that choice is saved in your browser's local storage so the next page matches; pick your system's theme again and it's cleared. It never leaves your device. Fonts are served from this site, not from a third party.
Enquiries
There are no accounts, newsletters or comments here. The one form on the site is the enquiry form.
What it collects. Your name, work email, company, company website if you give it, which kind of team you're in, what you're after and your message.
Where it goes. The site sends it, through Cloudflare, as an email to Azul Labs' mailbox; the site itself keeps no copy.
Why. Only to reply to your enquiry and to follow it up. Azul Labs sorts enquiries and drafts replies with AI that runs on its own hardware, not a cloud AI service, and a person reads every reply before it is sent. Your details may be kept in Azul Labs' own customer records while you're in touch. Azul Labs doesn't sell them or share them with anyone else.
Deletion. Email leo@azl.au and Azul Labs will delete what it holds about your enquiry. The same goes if you email Azul Labs directly: your email is used only to reply.
The reasoning-traces dataset
The models' full answers on the public tasks, and their reasoning where the model's provider returned it, are in a gated dataset on Hugging Face, under the Forcebench Traces Access Terms. To get access you fill in a short form there.
What it collects. Your name, company, role and intended use (model evaluation, tooling vendor, research or other); an optional free-text note about your use (Hugging Face makes every field required, so the form asks you to write “none” if there's nothing to add); and your agreement to the access terms and to the use of this information described here. Hugging Face also shares your Hugging Face username and the email address on your account with Azul Labs, as it does for every gated dataset.
Why. To decide on and manage access, to make sure the traces are used within their terms (never as training data, and no redistribution of a substantial part without a written agreement), to contact you about Forcebench (a new release of the traces or a change to their terms, for example), and to understand, in aggregate, who uses them and for what.
Who has it. Hugging Face, Inc. collects and stores the form in the United States under its privacy policy, and Azul Labs sees your answers in the dataset's access settings. Azul Labs doesn't sell them or share them with anyone else. If you'd rather not be contacted, say so and you won't be.
How long. While you have access, and for up to 12 months after it ends, unless you ask for it to be deleted sooner.
Deletion. Email leo@azl.au and Azul Labs will delete what it holds about you and remove your access. Hugging Face keeps its own records of your account, which you can manage in your Hugging Face settings.
Questions
Email leo@azl.au. Forcebench is run by Azul Labs Pty Ltd, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Last updated 10 October 2026.