Privacy.

Website analytics

I use Umami Cloud to understand which pages people visit, where they come from, and how they use the interactive demos. This helps me see what is useful and improve the site.

This setup uses no analytics cookies, session recordings, advertising trackers, or visitor accounts.

What is measured

• Pages visited, visit times, and referring websites.
• Approximate location, browser, operating system, language, device type, and screen size.
• Selected actions, such as opening the 3D viewer, changing its appearance, dropping bags, or following a GitHub or LinkedIn link.

Analytics receives only known page paths, referring website origins, and selected public campaign labels. Other query parameters, URL fragments, and text you enter are not included.

Umami processes IP addresses to deliver requests, estimate location, and distinguish visits. Its standard analytics records do not store the IP address itself. Umami and hosting providers may keep separate operational or security logs.

Browser preferences

Your theme choice and analytics preference are saved locally in your browser. These settings apply to this site and are not used for advertising. You can turn analytics off using the control on this page.

Analytics also stays off when your browser sends a supported Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, or when the analytics preference cannot be read.

Storage and retention

Analytics records are stored in Umami Cloud’s US region. The Hobby plan retains analytics history for six months. Backup retention and operational logging follow Umami’s policies; some processing may take place outside the storage region.

Questions

For questions about this site’s privacy practices, email nicksetliff@gmail.com. If you email me, I receive the information you choose to share.