A note on privacy.

What I measure

I use Vercel Web Analytics for page visits and broad patterns, including country-level geography. The site also sends simple event labels when someone opens a contact option, explores a work story or reaches a section. These labels describe the action; they don’t include what you type in an email, a message, or the booking form.

My site code removes query strings and fragments from page URLs before sending analytics and does not load its analytics script when your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Vercel and the web host still process ordinary requests and server logs needed to deliver the site.

What isn’t running

There is no Google Analytics, Google Ads remarketing pixel or LinkedIn Insight Tag on this site right now. I’m not adding visitors to an advertising audience just because they looked at a photo or read a story. If that changes, I’ll update this note and the way the site asks for a choice first.

When you leave this site

Booking uses Cal.com. Its booking embed loads only when you choose to book a call; opening it connects you to Cal.com. Weather, bike-share and travel details use public sources. Links to LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Google Maps, shops and other services take you to their sites, where their own privacy practices apply. If you write or call me, I receive the information you choose to send.