SheetPrivacy
CookiesNone, the embedded apps included
Stored on your deviceOne key, motion-preference
CheckedCode, a real visit and Vercel's docs, 23 September 2026
Privacy · last checked 23 September 2026
Almost nothing, and here's the almost.
No cookies, no mailing list, no forms, and nothing that asks who you are. What the site does record is below, all of it, with the reason, checked against the code and against Vercel's own documentation rather than written from memory.
Which pages get read
Nothing, on this copy. You're reading the backup of the site on GitHub Pages, and Vercel Web Analytics only runs when Vercel is the one serving it, so no page views are being counted while it's here.
How fast the pages load
Nothing on this copy either. Speed Insights is Vercel's too, and it doesn't run on GitHub Pages.
One setting, kept on your device
If you change the motion setting while Receipts is on, the choice is saved in your own browser's storage so it's still there next time. It never leaves your device, and clearing this site's data removes it. Nothing else is stored, and nothing on this site sets a cookie, the embedded apps included.
What I'm listening to
The now-playing strip is my Spotify, not yours, and nothing about you goes anywhere near it. The album art loads straight from Spotify's image server, which sees the request the way any image host does.
The live apps in the case study
The inclusive.io case study normally embeds two of my own apps, served by Vercel. They're on the same Vercel account as the rest of the site, so this backup copy leaves them out and nothing loads from them.
If you write to me
Email to craig@craighawkes.dev goes to a Google-hosted mailbox and I read it myself. There's no form on this site and no list to add you to.
Who's responsible, and what you can ask
I am, Craig Hawkes, in Hamilton, Scotland. Email the address above to ask what's held about you or to have it removed. The analytics can't tell me who you are, so there's usually nothing to find, and I'll tell you that rather than go quiet. If you're not happy with the answer, the Information Commissioner's Office is at ico.org.uk.
Who else handles the request
While the site is on its backup, GitHub hosts it on GitHub Pages, and like any host it handles the requests your browser makes. GitHub's documentation says a Pages site logs each visitor's IP address and stores it for security purposes, whether or not you use GitHub yourself.