Privacy Policy

This site exists to show my work and make it easy to reach me. I'm not building a data empire, selling your browsing habits, or training an AI on your mouse movements. If that disappoints you, I'm sorry. If that relieves you, you're welcome.

By default, browsing this site doesn't require an account, a newsletter signup. I don't run creepy cross-site trackers or fingerprint you for fun.

Your browser will do normal browser things — request pages, load fonts, maybe cache assets. Your ISP and hosting provider will see that someone visited a website. That's the internet; I didn't invent it.

If you send me a message, I'll receive whatever you choose to share: typically your name, email, and message. Optional fields stay optional. I use that information to read your note and reply like a human professional, not to build a CRM empire.

There are no marketing pixels, no 'we value your privacy' banners that lie, and no analytics dashboard where I obsess over your scroll depth at 2 a.m.

Essential technical cookies or local storage may be used by the hosting stack to keep the site functioning. They're the boring kind — the ones that don't follow you to brunch.

This site links to GitHub, LinkedIn, Medium, project demos, and other corners of the internet I don't control. Once you leave, their privacy policies apply — and some of those are… longer than mine.

You can ask what I have about you (usually: an email thread), request correction, or ask me to delete it. I'll respond like a reasonable adult. If you're exercising rights under GDPR or similar laws, say so — I'll take it seriously even though I'm one person with a portfolio, not a legal department.

I may update this page when something actually changes — new form fields, new tools, new common sense. The date at the top will move. Continued use of the site after an update means you've read it. (You haven't. Nobody does. But legally we pretend.)