Privacy: what this page measures

We record which pages and sections you view, which demo steps play, which FAQ items you open, clicks on the pilot buttons and how far you get through the pilot form. Nothing you type is recorded: a failed check is stored as the name of the field, never as its content.

Those events are grouped by a daily anonymous identifier: a one-way hash of the date, your IP address and your browser string, rebuilt from scratch every day, so one visitor cannot be followed from one day to the next. There are no cookies and no browser storage here at all — that is why nothing on this page asks you to accept anything. The full IP address and browser string are not kept: only a country code and a coarse device type (mobile, tablet, desktop) survive the hash.

Two different clocks here, and we don't blur them. The Google Ads click identifiers (gclid, gbraid, wbraid) are cleared 90 days after a pilot request. The campaign tags (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign) and the host you came from are kept for as long as we keep the request itself — knowing which channel brought you is the point of the form. Raw events are deleted after 180 days.

This data is not sold and goes to no third party, with two named exceptions: Cloudflare, which serves this site and reports aggregate traffic and speed statistics back to us, and Google Ads — if you arrived through a paid ad, its click identifier is sent back there to count the conversion.

The pilot form is a separate matter: the address and answers you send go to our own team chat so that a human can reply to you.