Privacy, in plain words.

The AI assistant

When you ask the assistant something, your question and its answer are saved, with the time, the page you were on and a short code made from your IP address. The code lets me tell repeat visitors apart; it cannot be turned back into your address, and the address itself is not stored. Only I can read the saved chats.

Your questions are also sent to OpenAI to write the answer. Please don't type anything sensitive, such as passwords, health details or other people's personal information.

Saved chats are kept until I delete them; there is no automatic expiry yet. To have yours removed, email [email protected] with roughly when you chatted and what you asked, since I can't look chats up by person.

Enquiries

The contact form sends your name, email, the workflow you describe, and your budget and timeline to my inbox through Resend, an email service. The site does not keep a copy in a database. I use it to reply to you.

Where you came from

If your link carries tags such as utm_source, or you arrive from another site, I note the name of that source (for example “reddit”) and attach it to your chat or enquiry, so I know which post was worth writing. It is held in your browser tab until you close it. No advertising or tracking profile is built from it.

Cookies, storage and analytics

The public site sets no cookies. It uses your browser's tab storage to remember that you already saw the intro animation and where you came from, and, if you use the voice demo, local storage to count your calls for the day.

Page views and a few events (like “enquiry sent”) are counted with Vercel Web Analytics, which works without cookies and does not follow you across sites.

Questions

Write to [email protected] and I'll answer personally.