Short version: this site measures how people arrive and what they do, and it has one form. It does not sell anything, run ads on this domain, or share what it collects.
Submitting the form sends an email. Nothing is stored in a database, because there is
no database. The email contains what was typed into the form, plus the campaign tags
(utm_source and the rest) that were on the link used to arrive, the referring
page, and the page the form was submitted from. That attribution is there so it is
possible to tell which links actually work.
The email is delivered by Resend, which processes it in transit.
PostHog records page views and a replay of the session, which is what makes low traffic readable at all. Form inputs are masked in the recording, so what is typed into the form is not captured by the replay.
Vercel Web Analytics counts visits in aggregate. It sets no cookies and does not track people between sites.
The LinkedIn Insight Tag runs on this site. It sets cookies, reports conversions back to LinkedIn, and lets this site show ads to people who have visited it. LinkedIn's opt-out is in their guest controls and works whether or not you have an account.
A browser set to reject third-party cookies, or any content blocker, will stop the analytics described above. Nothing on this site requires them to work. The form does not depend on any of them.
Use the form to ask what is held about you, or to ask for it to be deleted.