Privacy
What this site collects, in plain words.
Short version: no cookies, no advertising, and nothing about you is sold or shared.
The contact form
When you send the form, I receive what you typed: your name, your email address, your description of the task, and the optional answers.
- It reaches me as an email. This site does not keep a copy in a database.
- I use it only to reply to you.
- I do not add you to any list.
- Ask me to delete your message and I will.
The form has a hidden field that catches automated spam. It also limits how many messages one visitor can send in a short time.
Visitor statistics
I count visits to understand which pages are useful. The counting works without cookies and does not identify you.
- Counted: which page was viewed, which site referred the visit, and a rough device type.
- Also counted, as simple totals: contact form sends, demo launches, CV downloads, and clicks on the main button.
- Not collected: your name, your full IP address, or anything that follows you to other sites.
Cookies and your browser
This site sets no cookies. If you use the "Reduce motion" switch in the footer, your browser remembers that choice on your own device. The same goes for the language switch: your browser remembers whether you chose English or French. Neither choice is sent to me.
The live demos
The demos run inside your browser, in a sealed box that cannot reach the internet. If you load a file into a demo, such as a picture, it stays on your device. It is never uploaded.
All data shown in demos and screenshots is invented.
Fonts, icons and other files
Fonts and icons are served by this site itself. No font service or outside library is contacted when you read a page.
Hosting
The company that hosts this site processes technical data, such as IP addresses, to deliver pages and to block attacks. Every website host does this.
Questions
Use the contact form. I answer privacy questions like any other message.
What takes too much of your week?
Describe it in a few lines. I will reply with what a tool could do, and whether it is worth building.
Tell me your repetitive task