Privacy and analytics
I use PostHog to understand which writing people visit and whether they choose to explore Solleva. The site records page paths, campaign labels such as a link from X, the referring hostname when available, and clicks on Solleva links.
Analytics uses a random identifier kept in this browser tab’s session storage. It does not set analytics cookies or create identified profiles. Session recording and automatic capture of clicks, form contents, and page text are disabled. URL query strings and fragments are removed from events; only limited campaign labels are kept. Requests to PostHog still pass through its servers, which receive ordinary connection information such as an IP address.
Your browser’s Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals turn this analytics off. You can also turn it off below. This saves only your preference in this browser’s local storage. Links and the rest of the site keep working.
If you send a contact message or request new writing by email, the information you submit is used to respond or deliver those notes. It is separate from these analytics events.
Questions: nick@goforgeit.com.