What we keep, which is almost nothing

Two counters. When you land, start the questions, finish them, or see results, we record the event name, your answers (five chips), the time, and the connecting IP address. When you click through to a provider, we record which provider, from which page, with which answers, the time, and the IP. That is the whole table. It tells us whether the site works and which links convert; it is not linked to a name, an email, or a browser identity.

IP addresses are kept for 90 days and then removed from the rows.

No account, no email, no password, no cookies except one that remembers light or dark mode in your own browser (localStorage, never sent to us). No advertising pixels. No session recording.

You leave this site. Affiliate links go through the provider’s network (Impact, CJ, or the provider’s own) which sets its own cookie to attribute a sale to us; each button says whether it is an affiliate link. The provider’s privacy policy applies from that point.

The site runs on Vercel; their edge network sees the usual request logs. The click table lives in a small SQLite database.

Questions: use the contact page.