Privacy Policy

What Data Is Collected

This site uses Vercel Web Analytics to help me understand how people use the site — nothing more. Here's what it tracks:

• Which pages get visited
• How people found the site (referrer)
• What country visitors are in (based on anonymized IP)
• Device type and browser

That's it. There are no cookies, no personal identifiers, and no tracking across websites.

What I See (and Don't)

I can't see who you are, where you live, or anything personally identifiable. I don't have access to your IP address or name, and I don't want it. I just get anonymized stats so I can fix bugs, improve performance, and see which features people actually use.

What I Do With That Data

The short version: I use anonymous traffic data to make the site better — and that's it.

Here's how that actually helps:

• Spot broken or outdated pages

  If a bunch of people visit a page and immediately bounce, that's a clue something might be wrong — a broken link, missing content, or a confusing layout.

• Improve performance and design

  Seeing what kind of devices and browsers people use helps me make sure the site loads fast and works well everywhere (not just on my setup).

• Understand what people care about

  If lots of visitors go to one feature (say, the randomizer), I know to keep improving it. If something gets ignored, I can clean it up or replace it with something better.

• Keep things lightweight

  I use this info to make smart decisions about what to build next without guessing — no bloated features or unnecessary extras.

What I don't do:

• I don't sell or share your data with anyone.
• I don't store this data myself — it's handled entirely through Vercel's secure analytics system.
• I don't connect any data to individuals. There's no login, no tracking across sites, and no profiles being built behind the scenes.