What this site stores, and what it doesn't.

The short version

Still no cookies. One third-party script runs here — Google Analytics — configured so that it stores nothing at all on your device. Google is told which page you looked at and which site sent you, and derives an approximate location from your IP, but it cannot recognise you on a later visit, because nothing is written down to recognise you by. Nothing else on this site is loaded from another company's servers. We store only what you deliberately type into a form, and we do not keep your IP address ourselves. If you would rather not be counted at all, any ad blocker stops it and the rest of the site behaves identically.

The AI Opportunity Finder

What you type into the finder is sent to our own AI model running on our own servers — not to OpenAI, Google or Anthropic. It is used to generate the workflow list you see and is not written to disk. If you then ask us to email you the map, the description is stored along with your email address so the reply makes sense.

When you ask for the map

We store the email address you enter, the description you gave the finder, and the workflow titles that were generated. We use it to send you the plan and to reply. You are not added to any mailing list, because there isn't one.

When you book a meeting

The topic and bottleneck you select are stored so the session starts with context. Booking itself is handled by our own self-hosted Cal.com instance — not a third-party scheduling service. If you fill in the post-booking form, that description and email are stored and used to prepare a briefing note before we meet.

Your IP address

We do not store it. Requests are rate-limited per visitor, and any record written to disk carries a salted one-way hash instead of the address. The salt rotates daily, so the hash cannot be used to follow you across days.

Google Analytics is the exception, and we would rather say so than let the sentence above imply more than it should: Google receives your IP as part of every request its script makes, and uses it to approximate your location. That is Google's processing under their terms, not ours.

Usage measurement

Two separate things count visits here, and they are not equivalent.

Ours records anonymous events — that a page was viewed, that the finder was used, that a booking was opened. Each carries a random identifier held in your browser's session storage, which disappears when you close the tab. No cookie, no browser fingerprint, no referrer, no IP.

Google Analytics runs in what Google calls consent mode, with storage denied. It sets no cookies and writes no identifier to your device, so it cannot join up two of your visits. Google still receives the page address, the referring site and your IP address, and derives an approximate location from it; visitor counts are estimated statistically rather than by following individuals. We use it to learn how people find us, which our own measurement cannot tell us. We have not linked it to any advertising product.

Where it lives, and for how long

On our own server in India, in files readable only by the account that runs the site. We keep enquiry records while a conversation is live and for a reasonable period afterwards, and we delete them on request.

Your rights

Under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act you can ask what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, and ask for it to be erased. Write to the address in the footer of the home page and we will action it. We are the data fiduciary for anything collected here.

What we will never do

Sell your data, link this site's analytics to an advertising product, add you to a list you did not ask for, or send anything to a third-party AI service without telling you on the page where you typed it.