privacy

Measured politely, or not at all

The short version: analytics runs by default so I can see what is working, nothing is ever sold, no advertising profile is ever built, and you can turn it off on this page at any time.

01running by default

What runs, and what it sees

Google Analytics

Counts visits and shows which pages and sections get read: pages viewed, rough location (country or city level), device type, which ad or search brought you here, and interaction events such as clicks, scroll depth and whether the pricing calculator was used. The numbers you type into the calculator are never sent.

Analytics data is retained for at most 14 months and is never joined to your identity. If an ad brought you here and you click allow, Google is also told when that click turns into a booked call, so I know which ads earn their keep. Measurement, not profiling: personalised advertising stays switched off, and no remarketing list is ever built.

02if you turn it off

What happens on a no

Analytics and ad measurement cookies stop, the session recorder stops, and nothing more is kept about your visits. Anything Google's tag still sends is anonymous and cookieless, marked consent-denied and carrying no identity. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal and you have not already made a choice here, that counts as a no and analytics never starts in the first place.

03your choice

Change your mind here

your current choice

Checking your current choice

04questions

Ask me directly

This site is run by Conrad Empson. If you want anything explained, or any analytics data that could relate to your visit removed, email conrad@kadio.ai and it will be handled personally.

Help me make this better?

I use one privacy-first analytics tag, already running, to see which parts of the site are useful and where visitors get stuck. If an ad brought you here, allow also lets Google count that the ad worked. Nothing is sold, no advertising profile is built. Allow keeps it on, no thanks turns it off. The detail.