Privacy, in plain words.

This page is short because there is not much to tell. The site counts its visitors without cookies, anything more only happens if you say yes, and the only personal data it collects is what you choose to send us.

CoachRack and this site are run by Raziel. When this page says "we", it means Raziel.

Measuring, and the banner

We use two measuring tools. The first counts visits: how many people came, which pages, from where. It sets nothing on your device, which is why it does not ask. The second, if you say yes to the banner, shows us heatmaps and replays of pages being used, so we can see what works and fix what does not. It uses cookies, it only ever switches on after you agree, and saying no changes nothing about how the site works for you.

The demo counter

When someone starts the guided demo of the coaching app, we add one to a daily count. That is the whole record: the words "demo started" and the date. No name, no cookie, no address, nothing you typed, nothing that can be traced back to you. So that one person cannot run the number up on their own, a scrambled one-way fingerprint of the connection is held for an hour and then deleted. It is not your address and it cannot be turned back into one.

Cookies

No advertising tags, no tracking pixels, no cookies that follow you to other sites. The only cookies this site can set belong to the heatmap tool above, and only after you say yes. Your answer itself is remembered on your own device, so we do not ask you on every page.

Change your answer

What we collect

One thing: what you put into the trial form. Your name, your studio, club or handle, your email, your phone number if you add it, and anything you typed in the message box. The form says the same in its own small print, next to the box you tick.

What we do with it

We use it to reply to you and for nothing else. It reaches Raziel and nobody else, we do not add you to a mailing list, and we do not send marketing without asking you first. When the conversation is over and nothing came of it, we delete it.

The bot check

The form carries a bot check on the submit button, there to keep automated spam out. It verifies that you are a person and does not follow you around the internet.

Your side of it

Ask us what we hold about you and we will show you. Ask us to delete it and we will. The reply route is the same form: send the request and name it for what it is.