Privacy policy

Here's what happens to your data on this site and in the products, in plain language and without dark patterns.

This website

Most pages on this site are static, and the site does not require sign-in. Your browser and the site's host record standard technical logs, such as IP address and user agent, to serve pages and keep the site secure. If a message form opens your email app, you send the email from your own account. I only receive it if you choose to send it.

Vercel Speed Insights measures how quickly the public pages load and respond. Vercel Web Analytics counts page views and shows which pages people visit and where they come from. For both services, the site sends public page URLs without query strings or fragments, so values in a form URL stay out of the reported page URL. Collection runs on the production site and skips missing pages. Neither service reads form fields or uses cookies.

Contacting me

If you email or message me, I use your message and address to reply and to help you. I don't sell your data.

When the product support form offers online submission, Vercel delivers your email address and report to a private GitHub repository. Reports are routed to the relevant private project and are not posted publicly. If the form offers to compose an email instead, it opens your own email app and sends nothing until you choose to send it.

The products

Each product handles data on its own terms. Here are the main ones:

• Cover Letter Generator keeps your resume in your browser. To write a letter, it sends the resume text and job posting to a third-party language-model provider. Code Stage servers store neither afterwards. The extension requires no account and uses no analytics SDK.
• Relationship Tracker asks for explicit consent before storing anything, keeps data in the EU, shows it de-identified in admin tools, and lets you delete everything permanently with one command.
• Unity tools run inside your own game or editor; they don't send your data to me.
• Yarrtifacts has its own account and privacy terms on its site.

Code Stage Analytics

Code Stage Analytics is a private dashboard for clients who connect their social accounts. It stores account identifiers, publication identifiers and titles, publication dates and links, and the performance metrics returned by the connected platform. These reports help clients review their own content across social networks.

The Pinterest connection is being added. It will use Pinterest OAuth: you sign in on Pinterest and choose whether to allow read access to your account. We will receive an access token, not your Pinterest password. This connection will read your own profile, boards, Pins and available analytics, such as impressions, saves and clicks. It will not publish Pins or manage ads.

Reports and connection credentials are kept on a private server in Russia. Access is limited to the client and Code Stage operators who maintain the service. The hosting provider processes this data to run the server. Reports are not public, sold, or shared with other clients.

You can revoke the connection in Pinterest's app permissions. Revoking access stops future API access but does not by itself delete reports already collected. To disconnect the service or request deletion of stored account data and credentials, email hello@codestage.net. We will confirm which active records and backup copies remain and when deletion is complete.

Your choices

You can email hello@codestage.net any time to ask what's held about you or to have it removed.

This is a plain-language summary. Where a product has its own in-app terms, those still apply.