A company that advocates for data sovereignty while tracking its visitors would be a contradiction. We built this site to demonstrate that a professional web presence does not require surrendering anyone’s privacy.

What We Do Not Do

We create no tracking cookies. Your browser will not receive tracking cookies from this website. The only cookies on this site are authentication cookies for our own admin panel — those never touch a visitor’s browser.

We run no third-party analytics. No Google Analytics, no Cloudflare Analytics, no Hotjar, no Mixpanel. We do not measure session duration, record mouse movements, or share data with advertising networks.

We load no third-party resources. Every byte your browser receives comes from our server. No CDN-hosted fonts, no external JavaScript libraries, no social media embeds, no tracking pixels.

We do not fingerprint your browser. We do not read your screen resolution, installed fonts, timezone, or any other characteristic that could identify you.

We do not sell, share, or transfer data. We have nothing to sell and nobody to sell it to.

What We Do

We serve web pages over HTTPS. Your connection is encrypted. The content you view cannot be read or modified by anyone between you and our server.

We count page views. We record which pages are visited and when, using our own server-side tracking. This is anonymous — no IP addresses, no browser fingerprints, no identifying data. We use this to understand which content resonates so we can create more of it.

We log standard server access information. Our server records that a request was made, including the IP address, page requested, timestamp, and status code. These are infrastructure logs used for diagnosing errors and detecting attacks, not for tracking or marketing.

Forms store what you submit. If you use a contact form or sign up for early access, we store the information you provide so we can follow up. Your information is never shared with third parties or used for purposes beyond responding to your request.