What this site does with your data.
Page visits are counted with Umami — a privacy-first, cookieless analytics tool I run on my own server. It sets no cookies, stores nothing on your device, and never tracks you across other sites.
- · page URL & referrer
- · browser, OS, device type
- · country (from IP, not stored)
- · cookies / local storage
- · names, emails, personal data
- · cross-site or ad tracking
Visitors are counted with a daily-rotating one-way hash — your raw IP is used to compute it and then discarded, never saved. Because there are no cookies, there's nothing to consent to and nothing to clear.
If you send a message, the name, email, and text you type are stored so I can reply. That's it — it's not shared, sold, or added to any list. Ask me and I'll delete it.
Questions you type into the chat are sent to my server and to a third-party language-model provider (Groq) to generate the answer. It's grounded on my public CV and isn't used to identify you — but treat it like any public chat box and don't paste anything sensitive.
Questions about any of this? Reach me at cativo@cativo.dev.
Not legal boilerplate — just how the stack actually works.