What this site knows about you
Not much, and nothing that names you. Here is the full list.
What we measure
We run a small first-party counter on this site. It records which pages are viewed, roughly how long a visit stays active, how far down a page you scroll, and whether you tap the WhatsApp or email links or send the contact form.
It also records your approximate city and country (taken from your connection by our host), your device type (phone, tablet or desktop), and the site that sent you here.
What we do not store
No names, no email addresses and no form messages go into the counter. Your IP address and browser details are never saved. Our server mixes them with a secret key and the date to make an anonymous code, which is saved instead. The code cannot be turned back into your IP address.
The date is part of the code, so the same person gets a different code the next day and we cannot follow you across days. A visit also gets a random id kept in your browser tab, which resets after 30 minutes of inactivity or when the tab closes.
The contact form
If you send the contact form, we collect your name and WhatsApp number (both required), your email if you choose to add one, and the three answers you tap: what you want more of, where you sell, and where your business is now.
The form also sends a broad label for how you found us (search, social media, an AI assistant, or another site), worked out from the campaign tag in the link or the site that sent you. Only that label is kept, not the full link.
We use it only to reply to your enquiry. Nothing you type is added to the visit counter above, and we do not sell it or use it for anything else.
The form sends your details by email to the AQL inbox, through our email provider (Resend). If the send fails, your own email app opens with a draft instead, and nothing is sent until you press send there.
We keep an enquiry until it is closed, or sooner on request. To have your details deleted, write to the email address below and we will remove them.
Other tools on this site
Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 measure traffic, and the Meta pixel measures our ads. Those services set their own cookies and follow their own privacy policies.
Opting out
If your browser sends a Do Not Track signal, the counter sends nothing. The contact form also skips its count when your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. You can block the counter with any content blocker too.
Questions
Write to hello@aql.global and we will answer.