We use PostHog, hosted in the EU, to see which pages help and where visitors come from. We use no advertising cookies, sell nothing, and set nothing that follows you to other sites.
If you choose Accept all
PostHog sets a cookie and keeps a small item in your browser so it can recognise you when you come back. With it we see the pages you visit, the buttons you press, the site or link that brought you here, and the country and city your connection comes from. Your IP address is used for that lookup and then thrown away, not stored.
If you choose Necessary only
No cookie is set. We still count your visit — the pages, the buttons, the site or link that brought you — but without recognising you and without your location: PostHog turns your connection into a one-day code on its own servers, so a visit is not counted twice, and throws the address away before anything else can use it. It cannot tell that you came back tomorrow.
Before you choose
Nothing is recorded until you pick Accept all or Necessary only.
Your choice
Your answer is kept in one small item in your browser so we don't ask on every page. You can change it any time:, also at the bottom of every page.
The contact forms
When you send a message from Contact or Request a feature, Cloudflare Turnstile checks that a person, not a program, is sending it. It runs only on those two pages, only for that check. Section 6 of the privacy policy says what it sees.