Privacy: what this site collects
The only thing measured here is page views and traffic sources, through Google Analytics 4. No accounts, no forms, nothing personal asked for. This page sets out exactly how far that goes.
The short version
This site asks nothing personal of you. No accounts, no forms to fill in, no advertising trackers, no embedded social widgets. The dates you type into a tool, the boxes you tick, the referral code you copy: all of it is handled inside your own browser and none of it reaches us.
The one thing that does send data out is measurement: the site uses Google Analytics 4 to count page views and traffic sources. The next section says what that sends.
Analytics and cookies
The site uses Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to measure page views and traffic sources. Pages send Google the page URL plus browser and device details, and GA4 may set analytics cookies in your browser. We do not send names, email addresses, exchange account details, or anything you type into a tool — tool inputs are still handled only in your browser.
If you would rather not be counted, your browser settings can restrict cookies and a privacy extension can block the analytics script outright; blocking it does not affect the content. What Google does with the data on its end is covered by the Google Privacy Policy.
How far that goes, specifically
| The usual ways sites collect | Present here |
|---|---|
| Analytics code | Yes, one: Google Analytics 4 (see the section above) |
| Cookies | Only GA4’s analytics cookies; the site itself sets none |
| Ad networks and remarketing pixels | No |
| Local storage | Not used. Tool state exists only on the page and clears on refresh |
| Accounts, sign-ups, subscription forms | No. There is no form anywhere asking you to submit anything |
| Embedded social widgets | No |
| Comments | No |
Where the tool inputs go
All five tools run inside your own browser: the dates you type, the boxes you tick and the filters you set are computed on your own device and never touch a server. They are not stored either — close or refresh the page and everything resets.
This is more than a promise: the pages simply have no way to send data out. If you are comfortable with it, your browser's built-in developer tools will show you that nothing leaves while you use them.
The other external request: fonts
For typography, pages load two web fonts from Google Fonts. Apart from the analytics script, that is the site's only external resource request. While loading them your browser makes a request to that service, during which the operator may record your IP address and browser details: the same situation as every site using externally hosted fonts.
If that bothers you, a browser privacy extension will normally block those requests. Blocked fonts do not affect the content; the page simply falls back to system typefaces.
Server logs
As with every website, the server hosting this one produces access logs: IP address, time, which page was opened and which browser was used — every web server keeps these. We do not use them to build any profile or analysis, and we do not share them with anyone.
After you click away
The site links out to exchanges, block explorers and other external destinations. The moment you leave, their privacy policy applies instead, and we have no visibility into or control over what they collect. Before submitting personal information anywhere, it is worth reading their policy.
The site carries referral links; details on the disclosure page. Those links tell the exchange where a sign-up came from; they do not report your browsing back to us and we receive no individual-level data of any kind.
Your rights
Under most privacy frameworks you have the right to know what a site holds about you and to request access or deletion. On this site the only thing those rights have to bite on is the analytics: what GA4 receives is browser- and page-level technical information, and what we see is an aggregate report with nothing that points to a particular person. The most direct way to keep your visits out of it is to block the analytics script, as described above.
If you have a question about that, or believe this page does not match reality, please tell us.
Minors
This site is written for adults, is not directed at minors, and does not knowingly collect personal information from them.
Changes
Whenever the site gains or drops a feature that collects data, this page is updated and the change noted in corrections — adding GA4 on 2026-10-07 is logged exactly that way. Current version updated 2026-10-07.