Privacy.
The short version: the contact form collects what you type and uses it only to reply. To keep out spam, it also runs a brief check on your connection; the details are below.
What we collect
The name, email address, and message you enter in the contact form. No account is required. To run the spam check, Cloudflare Turnstile also briefly processes your IP address (see “Where it goes”). To limit repeated submissions, we keep a short-lived, one-way fingerprint of your IP for about ten minutes; we never store your raw IP address.
Why
Only to read your message and reply to you. We do not sell it or use it for marketing.
Where it goes
The contact page loads a Cloudflare Turnstile human check. That check runs as the page loads: it contacts Cloudflare and processes your IP address to confirm you are not a bot (handled by Cloudflare, not retained by us). When you submit, your message is then emailed to us through our email provider (Resend). It is not stored in a database on this site. To keep the form from being flooded, we briefly store a one-way fingerprint (a SHA-256 hash) of your IP address for about ten minutes to cap how many messages one sender can send; it is deleted automatically after that and is never linked to your message.
Analytics
The site uses cookieless, privacy-friendly traffic analytics only. No personal profiles, no cross-site tracking, no cookies for advertising.
Reaching us
Use the contact form. There is no address published on the site for a bot to harvest; the form routes your note to the inbox directly.