Privacy Policy
Effective Date: June 27, 2025 | Last Updated: July 27, 2026
Effective Date: June 27, 2025 | Last Updated: July 27, 2026
What We Track (But Don't Collect Personally)
This website does not collect or store personal information directly. We use third-party services to track anonymous usage patterns. Apart from Umami (described below, which sets no cookies), these only load if you accept cookies.
Umami
Umami is our privacy-focused analytics tool. It runs on every page and gives us basic traffic numbers:
- Which pages you visit
- Device type, browser and operating system
- General location (country level)
- How you found our site (search, direct link, etc.)
Umami sets no cookies, doesn't track you across sites, and doesn't store IP addresses or anything that could identify you. Because it collects no personal data, it isn't tied to the cookie banner.
Google Analytics 4
- Which pages you visit and how long you stay
- What device/browser you're using (e.g., "Chrome on Windows")
- General location (country/city level, not your address)
- How you found our site (search, direct link, etc.)
- Anonymous visitor behavior patterns (IP addresses anonymized)
Google Tag Manager
- Enhanced analytics data collection and processing
- Custom event tracking (form submissions, downloads, etc.)
- Conversion tracking for business optimization
Important: We never see your name, email, or any personally identifiable information. The tracking data helps us understand what content is useful.
Your Rights & Choices
Cookie Consent: Use our cookie banner to accept or decline cookie-based tracking. Declining stops Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and the Reddit pixel. Umami keeps running, as it sets no cookies and collects nothing personal.
Opt-Out Anytime:
Data Requests
Since we don't collect personal data, any privacy requests go directly to:
Questions
For questions about this privacy policy, reach us through: