Privacy
Short version: this site is a pile of static files. It does not know who you are and it is not set up to find out.
What I collect
Nothing. There are no accounts, no forms, no comments, no newsletter box. There is nothing here for you to fill in, and nowhere for it to go if there were.
There is no analytics on this site. No Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Vercel Analytics, no tracking pixel, no beacon. It sets no cookies and writes nothing to local storage. The fonts are bundled into the build and served from this domain, so reading a page here does not tell a font CDN that you were reading it.
The one outside request
The tool pages are the exception and I would rather name it than claim a clean sweep. Each tool row shows the favicon of that tool’s own website, and those come from Google’s favicon service instead of my server. So loading /tools or any tool page makes a request to Google with the tool’s domain in the URL, and Google sees your IP address the way any host does when your browser fetches an image. The request is sent with no referrer, so it does not carry which page you were on. Nothing else on the site loads from anyone else.
Server logs
The site is hosted on Vercel, and Vercel keeps its own standard request logs, same as any host. I do not read them, I do not analyse them, and I have not wired anything to them. They are a side effect of being on the internet, not something I set up to learn about you.
Screenshots of other people’s sites
The /sites gallery is screenshots of other people’s websites. A pipeline takes them automatically when I save a link, and every one of them gets a page that links out to the site it came from. If one of them is yours and you want it gone, open an issue atgithub.com/aayushmanchanda2and I will take it down. You do not have to explain why. That is the only contact route on this site.
Who owns what
My writing and my notes are mine. The screenshots and anything I quote belong to whoever made the thing they are of. If you want to reuse something I wrote, go ahead. A link back is plenty.