Privacy
What this site collects, who gets it, and how to say no. Last updated 4 September 2026.
| Source | What | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The panel on the site | Your time zone, device and browser, how far you scroll, whether you leave and come back, and whether you copy something. A small note is kept in your own browser so the page recognises you on a return visit. | Stays in your browser. Never sent to a server, never stored by me, gone when you clear site data. |
| The enquiry hooks | The sentence you complete, the number you pick and anything you type into the ask box. | Composed entirely in your browser as you use the page. Nothing is transmitted at this stage — it becomes an enquiry only if you open the panel and press send, and you can read and edit every word first. |
| The engagement alert | If your engagement score passes 80 — which takes sustained, deliberate use of the tools on this page — the contents of the live panel are emailed to Sean and stored: the resolved company, city and network, your score, what you read, the diagnostic result and any scope you built. No name, no email address, nothing you did not do on this page. | The page tells you in the log at the moment this happens, rather than after the fact in a policy. This is the one thing on the site that reaches Sean without you choosing to contact him, which is why it announces itself. |
| What is kept, and where | Enquiries you send, and the sessions described above. | A Cloudflare D1 database on Sean's own account, readable only by him behind a password. No third-party CRM, no data broker, no advertising platform. Ask at the address below and it will be deleted. |
| Asking the page a question | The question you type, and nothing else — no identifier, no location, no session history travels with it. | Sent to a Cloudflare Worker on this domain, which passes the question and Sean's own knowledge base to Anthropic's Claude API to compose an answer. Anthropic does not train on it. Nothing is stored here, and the written answers are served without leaving your browser at all. |
| Sending an enquiry | Only what you choose to send: the message shown in the panel, which you can edit or delete before sending, and your email address if you fill that field in. | Posted to a Cloudflare Worker on this domain, which forwards it to my inbox and keeps no copy. Nothing is sent until you press the button, the email field is optional, and there is no third-party form service involved. |
| Cloudflare Web Analytics | Page views, referrer, country, and page performance. | Cookieless. Sets nothing on your device and does not fingerprint you, which is why it is not covered by the cookie choice. |
| Google Analytics 4 | Standard web analytics — pages viewed, how you arrived, approximate location, device. | Sets cookies. Processed by Google in the United States. In Europe and the UK it does not load at all unless you accept. |
| ContentSquare | How the page is used — clicks, scrolling and interaction with the tools on it. Text you type is masked. | Sets cookies. In Europe and the UK it does not load at all unless you accept. |
| Network lookup | The city and the network your connection belongs to, and where it resolves, the company that network belongs to. | Account level only — the organisation, never you as an individual. Computed per request and not stored. |
| Weather (open-meteo.com) | Once the network lookup has returned a city, the site asks open-meteo for the current temperature and conditions in that city. | A city name is sent, never your IP address or anything identifying. No key, no cookie, no account. Used only to write the line on the page. |
Three ways to say no
- Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends a GPC signal, no analytics load at all, wherever you are. Nothing to click.
- The cookie choice. Shown automatically in Europe and the UK, where opt-in is required before non-essential cookies. Reopen it any time from the footer link on the main page.
- Your browser. Blocking cookies or using a private window works, and the site is built to degrade quietly when you do.
Outside Europe and the UK the tags load without a banner, which is what the law in the United States and Australia actually requires — notice rather than opt-in. This page is that notice.
The page scores you. Here is how.
The live panel assigns you an engagement score, a stage and a suggested next action, computed from what you do on the page — sections read, tools used, time spent. It is arithmetic running in your browser, it is shown to you as it happens, and it makes no decision that affects your rights or your access to anything. Nothing about it is stored on a server or used to decide anything about you.
If you spend long enough on the page, or complete the diagnostic, it also writes you a short note in prose. That note is assembled in your browser from the same facts listed above, it lists at the bottom exactly which ones it used, and no copy of it exists anywhere else.
This disclosure is voluntary. It is the kind of thing Australian privacy law will require of larger organisations from December 2026, and it seems contrary to the spirit of a site about being straight with people to wait to be asked.
Questions, or want anything removed: sean@cangaroo.ai. There is no account to delete and no mailing list to leave.