Privacy
Last updated July 27, 2026
This site is a portfolio with three forms on it. Here is exactly what happens to anything you type into them.
The short version
- No analytics, no tracking pixels, no advertising, no third-party cookies.
- I don’t sell, rent, or share your information with anyone.
- If you don’t use a form, nothing about you is stored.
- Fonts are served from this site, not a font network — so nobody else sees you reading it.
What each form collects
Three forms, three different paths. Nothing is collected in the background — only what you type and send.
Contact form
- Your name, email, message, and optional timeline.
- It’s emailed straight to me. It is not saved to any database.
Build Assessment intake
- Your answers, name, email, and optional organisation and referral source.
- Saved to a database, read by an AI model that summarises it for me, and emailed to me.
- While you’re filling it in, your progress is saved in your own browser so you don’t lose it. That draft stays on your device until you submit, and is cleared when you do.
Feedback widget
- Your note, the page you were on, and your name and email if you choose to add them — both optional.
- Saved to a database and read by an AI model that tags it and sometimes writes one follow-up question back to you.
Who else touches it
I’m one person, so the machinery is other people’s. Your browser only ever talks to this site — these services are reached from the server, never directly from your device.
- Cloudflare — Hosts the site, and runs the spam check on the forms. Receives your IP address as part of that check.
- Cloudflare Turnstile — The spam check itself. It looks at signals from your browser to decide whether you’re a person.
- Resend — Delivers form submissions to my inbox as email.
- Supabase — The database behind the feedback widget and the assessment intake.
- Anthropic — Provides the AI model that tags feedback and summarises assessment intakes. Anthropic does not use data sent through their API to train models.
Cookies and browser storage
I don’t set any cookies of my own, and there is no analytics or advertising code on this site. Cloudflare’s spam check may store something in your browser as part of deciding whether you’re a person — their policy, linked above, covers that. The assessment form saves your draft in your browser, and the pre-launch notice remembers that you dismissed it for the rest of your visit. Both stay on your device.
How long I keep it
Emails stay in my inbox. Feedback notes and assessment intakes stay in the database. I haven’t set a fixed deletion schedule yet — when I do, it will be written here. In the meantime, ask and I’ll delete yours.
What you can ask me to do
Ask me what I have about you, ask me to correct it, or ask me to delete it. You don’t need a reason and you don’t need to explain. I’ll do it and tell you when it’s done.
Changes
If this changes, the date at the top changes with it. I won’t quietly rewrite it.
Asking about any of this
Use the contact form and say it’s a privacy request. It reaches me directly — one person reads it, and it’s me.