We measure visits to the website and the app with PostHog, a tool from PostHog Inc. The data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt). It helps us find out which pages and features are used and where people get stuck.
If you agree
- PostHog stores a random identifier in your browser, which it recognises you by on later visits.
- It records the pages you view and your clicks on buttons and links.
- Once you sign in, it links them to your account, by its internal number only, not by name or email.
If you don't agree
We store nothing in your browser. PostHog only counts the visit. It recognises repeat visits by IP address and browser type, but only within one day; it can't link visits from different days.
What we never record
In the app, we don't record the screen, or the text you type or click on, or your searches and questions.
Necessary cookies
Your sign-in and your cookie choice are always stored. The app doesn't work without them, so they need no consent.
Errors in the app are always reported to Sentry, a tool we run ourselves. This is necessary for the app to work and stores nothing in your browser. Reports carry nothing you type.
When you pick a language in the language menu, we store your choice for a year in the lang cookie, so the site opens in the same language next time.
The privacy policy describes how we process other personal data.