What we collect, and what we do not.

Every page load records the page you viewed, the site you came from, any campaign tag in the link, and how you used the page: how far you scrolled, how long it was visible, what you clicked, and whether you started or finished a form. It also records your browser, operating system, device type, screen and window size, language and time zone.

Our hosting provider tells us the approximate city, region and country a request came from, and the name of the network it came through. On a company network, that name is often the company. We use it to understand which kinds of organizations read the site. It identifies a network, not a person, and it is wrong often enough that we treat it as a hint.

Your IP address is never written to our database. It is combined with your browser identifier and a secret value we replace every night, then hashed. The result cannot be turned back into an address, and the same visitor produces a different value tomorrow, so the records cannot be built into a long-term profile of your connection.

We set three first-party cookies: one to recognize a returning browser, one to group a single visit, and one that remembers which link first brought you here so we can tell which campaigns work. Our server sets them, marked HttpOnly and Secure, so scripts cannot read them. There are no advertising cookies, third-party tags, pixels or cross-site tracking of any kind.

If you are in the EEA, the UK or Switzerland, none of those cookies are set until you accept them, and declining removes any that already exist. Everywhere else they are set on arrival, and the opt-out below still applies.

This site honors Global Privacy Control. If your browser or an extension sends that signal, the measurement script stops before it collects anything. Firefox and Brave support it directly, and there are extensions for Chrome and Edge. Blocking cookies for this domain or using a content blocker also works, and nothing on the site breaks if you do.

You can also switch measurement off for one browser without any extension: turn off measurement for this browser. That sets one more first-party cookie, which holds only the choice and expires after about 13 months. To switch measurement back on, open any page with ?kln_optout=0 at the end of the address.

• Anything you type into a form, other than the fact that you started or finished it. Field contents are only sent when you actually submit.
• Keystrokes, mouse paths, clipboard contents or session recordings.
• Your precise location. We see roughly what a weather site sees.
• Anything at all once you decline consent or send a Global Privacy Control signal.

The contact form sends your name, email and message to our own mailbox so we can reply. We use it to answer you and nothing else: no mailing list, no automated sequence, and we never pass your details to anyone.

To keep spam out, the form uses Cloudflare Turnstile. It loads only once you start filling in the form, checks your browser for signs of automation, and usually never asks you to do anything. Cloudflare already hosts this site, so no new company is involved.

Measurement records are kept for 24 months and then deleted. The daily secret used for hashing is discarded on rotation, so records older than a day cannot be re-linked, even by us. Correspondence is kept as long as the business relationship needs it.

You can ask what we hold about you, ask us to delete it or ask us to stop. Email info@kildaris.com and we will act on it. Because the measurement data is pseudonymous by design, we may need you to point to specific records, and sometimes we will not be able to link any to you at all, which is the point.