Privacy

What the site can collect

Google Analytics records the page you visit, the site that sent you here, and how long the page stays in focus. It also receives basic details about your browser and device and an approximate location.

Google may set first-party measurement cookies to recognize a browser and its sessions. Google says GA4 uses IP addresses to estimate location, then discards them before the data is logged.

Before sending the first page view, this site removes anything after “?” or “#” from this page’s address and the previous page’s address. If another site sent you here, analytics keeps only that site’s main address. Google Signals and advertising features are off.

The site also skips a visit when the browser identifies itself as automated. I can opt my own browser out for future visits.

The site has no accounts, comments, contact form, or ads. It works without JavaScript.

What I leave out

I do not publish credentials, private network details, precise location, household routines, other people’s faces or voices, mail, device identifiers, or raw household recordings. I may deliberately use my own voice or appearance in something I publish.

I remove private details from screenshots, logs, and examples before adding them here or sharing them with a coding or research tool.

How AI fits

ChatGPT and Codex may see code or cleaned-up material I deliberately supply, but they do not automatically receive files or recordings from a finished project. When a local model runs inside a build, the project page says so.

The voice assistant currently runs on a Windows PC. I have not checked the full phone route or every place that route could retain data, so its page does not claim otherwise. If I learn that something on the site is wrong, I update it and say what changed.