What this site collects

We use Google Analytics 4, measurement ID G-184B3D996R, to count visits and see which pages people actually read. It collects:

• ◆Page views, and the order pages are viewed in
• ◆Approximate location, worked out from your IP address, usually no finer than a city or region
• ◆Device and browser type, including screen size
• ◆The referrer, meaning the search or the site that sent you here

Google Analytics 4 anonymises IP addresses by default, so your full address is not stored with the visit. Google Analytics advertising features are not turned on, which means none of this Google Analytics data is used to build an advertising profile, to retarget you, or to follow you to other sites.

You can switch analytics off for every site you visit with the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on. Most browser tracker blockers stop it as well.

We run some ads on OpenAI. To learn whether those ads lead to visits, this site loads the OpenAI ads Pixel when a page opens, and a short notice tells you so on your first visit. Measurement is on unless you turn it off, and the same setting applies to every visitor.

While it is on, the Pixel sends OpenAI:

• ◆That a page on this site was viewed, with the page address
• ◆An ad click reference, if you arrived from an OpenAI ad (cookie __oppref, up to 30 days), and a random browser reference (cookie __obref, up to 365 days)
• ◆Your device and browser details and IP address, as any web request does

The Pixel has a feature OpenAI calls automatic advanced matching. When it is on, the Pixel can detect contact details on a page, such as an email address, turn them into a scrambled code (a hash) in your browser and send that code to OpenAI. A hash can still be linked to you, so we do not treat it as anonymous. We do not send contact details to OpenAI ourselves.

When HubSpot sends you back to this site after booking, and only while measurement is on, the Pixel sends OpenAI one signal that a fit call was booked. It is based on that return to the site, not on a check of our calendar, so it can be missed (for example if you close the tab or a blocker stops it) and it is not withdrawn if the call is later cancelled or moved. We add no name, email address or booking details to it ourselves. If automatic advanced matching is on, the Pixel may attach a hashed contact detail as described above.

On one prompt page, while measurement is on, the Pixel can send OpenAI one signal when you successfully copy the prompt. It means only that the text was copied: it does not show that the prompt was used, that you are a lead, or that a review or booking happened. We add no prompt text, page address or personal details to it ourselves. Separately, if you book in the same tab during the same visit, the booking record kept in your browser notes whether a copy happened earlier; that is the order of events, not proof that one caused the other, and it is not sent to OpenAI.

To turn measurement off, use the setting at the end of this section; the notice and Ad measurement settings in the footer both link here. It stops straight away, in every open tab, and the Pixel's cookies are removed. Your choice is saved in your browser so it stays off on later visits; if your browser will not let us save it, measurement stays off for that page only. Turning it back on works the same way. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, measurement stays off. Clearing your browser's site data also clears a saved choice.

We do not use session recording or heat-map tools. Nothing here replays your visit or watches your mouse. The advertising section above describes what the OpenAI Pixel can detect on a page while ad measurement is on.

There is no form on the contact page, so the site collects nothing from you there. The page carries two links and nothing else: one to the booking page, and one to Daryl's LinkedIn profile.

A message you send on LinkedIn stays in LinkedIn and is handled under LinkedIn's own privacy policy. We keep what you send for as long as we are in conversation with you, and we delete it when you ask. Booking a fit call goes through HubSpot, covered below.

The booking page links to our HubSpot booking page, which opens in the same tab. HubSpot loads and sets its own cookies only once you go there. The name, email address, time and anything else you enter to book go to HubSpot, are handled under HubSpot's privacy policy, and arrive in our calendar.

When you click through, and only while ad measurement is on, this tab keeps a short note that a booking was started: a random reference, the time, and where you arrived from on this site (the page and any campaign tags in that address). It never holds your name or email address, it lives only in this tab, it is used once when HubSpot sends you back, and it expires after two hours. Closing the tab removes it.

So that reloading a page does not lose it, and only while ad measurement is on, this tab also keeps a short note about the current visit: the first page and any allowed campaign tags in its address (including campaign, ad group and ad identifiers our ads add to the link), the names of those tags, when the visit started, and whether you copied the quoting prompt (which version, and when). It holds no name, email address, other link details or ad click reference, it lives only in this tab, and it ends after 30 minutes without moving between pages or when you close the tab. Turning measurement off stops use of this note and normally removes it. A saved choice prevents the old note coming back when you turn measurement on again. If your browser cannot save your choice, the setting applies only until you reload or leave the page. It records what this browser saw in the page address, not proof that an ad led to a booking. It is separate from the booking note above and from the record that stops a prompt copy being counted twice.

You can book from the booking page.

The live site is served by Lovable, our hosting provider. Like any web host, Lovable's infrastructure records standard request data, such as IP address and time of request, to serve the site and guard against abuse. That data is handled under Lovable's own privacy policy, not ours, and we do not use it for marketing.

Ask, and we delete it. In practice that means deleting any message you sent us and the notes taken from it or from a call, and we will confirm when it is done.

Send the request as a message to Daryl on LinkedIn, or raise it on the fit call, and say what you would like removed.