Privacy, in plain words

This site uses PostHog, a privacy-friendly analytics tool, so I can see which parts of the page help visitors and which don’t. No ads, no selling your data.

What I see

Which pages you view, how far you scroll, what you tap, how fast the page loads, your browser and device type, the site that sent you here, and a rough location (city or country, worked out from your IP address). You show up as an anonymous visitor. I don’t know who you are unless you book a chat or write to me.

Visit recordings

Some visits are saved as a replay of scrolls and taps on this site, so I can spot what’s confusing. Anything typed into a box is hidden and never recorded.

What’s stored on your device

PostHog keeps a small random ID in your browser, so a return visit counts as the same visitor. It holds no name, email or phone number.

Where the data goes

PostHog stores it in the United States. I use it only to make this website better. I don’t sell it, share it with advertisers or use it for ads.

Booking a chat

Booking happens on Calendly, under Calendly’s own privacy policy. The booking link only tells it which part of this page you came from, like “packages”.

Your choices

If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, analytics doesn’t load at all. A content blocker works too.

Questions, or want something deleted? Email me at mieryternmaria@gmail.com.

Last updated October 13, 2026.