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Forms you submit. If you start a project, grab a download, or ask for a build plan, we keep what you typed: your email, name if you gave one, and your message. We use it to reply and for nothing else. We never sell or share it.

Analytics with consent.We run one Google tag (Google Ads + Analytics). It stays fully off — no cookies, no identifiers — unless you press “Allow analytics” on the cookie banner. If you allow it, Google sets its usual cookies (_ga, _gcl_au and friends) so we can see which pages work and whether our ads earn their keep.

Where people get stuck.Microsoft Clarity gives us heatmaps and session replays: clicks, scrolls, where a cursor hovers before someone gives up. It exists so we can find the confusing parts of this site and fix them. Its script does not load at all until you press “Allow analytics”, and once it does, Microsoft sets two cookies (_clck, _clsk). Clarity masks anything you type into a field or pick from a dropdown, plus numbers and email addresses in the page itself, so that content is never uploaded. Say no later and we tell Clarity to drop those cookies.

Who is reading, at a company level.RB2B tells us which businesses are looking at our work, and for visitors in the United States it can also resolve a name, job title, LinkedIn profile and work email address from its own data partners. We use it for one thing: knowing whether to follow up. Like the two above, its script does not load until you press “Allow analytics”, so declining keeps you anonymous to us. If you were already identified and would rather not be, email us and we delete the record.

Whether our Reddit ads worked.We advertise on Reddit, and the Reddit pixel tells us whether a click turned into someone actually getting in touch. It records the pages you visit here, whether you started or sent a form, and what that enquiry is worth to us, tied to Reddit’s own click identifier.

One part of that deserves spelling out rather than burying. If you send us a form, we take your email address, scramble it into a fingerprint that cannot be turned back into the address, and keep only the fingerprint in your browser. On any later visit we pass that fingerprint to Reddit, so they can tell us their ad was the reason you got in touch without either of us handing the other your actual address. Reddit never receives your email in readable form, and never receives your name, your message, or anything else you typed. Same gate as the rest: nothing loads and nothing is stored until you press “Allow analytics”. Say no later and the fingerprint is deleted from your browser on your next page load.

Cookieless page counts. Vercel Analytics counts visits without cookies or cross-site identifiers. It cannot recognise you between visits.

The cookie banner remembers your choice in your browser. To change your mind, press “Cookie settings” at the bottom of any page and the banner will ask again. Saying no there stops anything new from loading, though a tag already running in the current tab only stops on your next page load.

Want your form data gone? Email us and we delete it. We keep inquiries only as long as a conversation might plausibly continue.