Privacy

This site is mostly a brochure for some old Windows utilities and a front door to the Discord. There's not much to track and I'm not interested in tracking it.

What's collected

• Cloudflare (the CDN sitting in front of this site) logs requests — IPs, user agents, referrers — for caching and abuse prevention. Standard for anything behind Cloudflare. Logs roll over after a short window. The aggregate side of those logs — how many visitors, which pages, roughly which countries — is the only pageview counting I do, and it happens on Cloudflare's servers without putting anything in your browser.
• The downloads under /bin/ aren't tracked beyond the same Cloudflare logs.
• Your email address, but only if you type it in. There's a box under the download buttons offering an email when a new version ships. If you use it, your address and the date go into a file on my own server — not a mailing-list company, not a CRM, nowhere else. It's used for release notes and nothing else, it's never sold or shared, and asking me to delete it means it's gone. If you don't fill that box in, nothing about you is stored.

What's not collected

No cookies — none, which is why there's no cookie banner. No tracking pixels. No ad personalisation. No profile built from what you download. There was briefly a Google Analytics tag here; it's gone, and the site now cleans up any cookies it left behind.

The one thing the site does put in your browser is a note in local storage recording that you already signed up, so the email box stops pestering you on every page. It isn't an identifier and it never leaves your machine — clearing your browser data removes it.

External links

The Discord, Patreon, and GitHub links go to external services with their own privacy policies. If you click through, the same applies as any other site you visit them from.

Contact

Unless you signed up for release emails, there's no personally identifying data for me to hand back — the counting is aggregate, there's no contact form, and Cloudflare's logs are Cloudflare's. If you did sign up and want your address out again, say the word and it's deleted; I don't need a reason. For that, or any other privacy concern, or to ask me to take something down, ping the Discord or open an issue on the relevant GitHub repo.

Last updated August 2026 — retired Google Analytics and the cookie notice, and added an opt-in email list for release announcements.