Privacy

There are no cookies, no tracking pixels and no forms. Nothing here loads from anyone else's servers — the fonts and everything else are served from this machine alongside the pages, so visiting does not announce you to a third party. The site itself has no database, so there is nowhere for your details to be stored.

I do count page views, using GoatCounter running on this same server rather than a third-party analytics service. It records which page was requested, roughly where in the world the request came from, and which site linked here — and it does that without cookies and without storing your IP address. There is no identifier that follows you between visits, and nothing here can be tied back to a person. If you would rather not be counted at all, any content blocker will stop it, and so will a Do Not Track setting.

If you phone, message or email me, you have my contact details and I have yours, in whichever app you used. That conversation lives in my phone or my inbox and nowhere else. I use it to talk to you and for nothing else, and I pass it to no one. Ask me to delete it and I will.

The server keeps ordinary request logs, including IP addresses, so that faults can be diagnosed. They rotate automatically.