What we never do.
And what we see, exactly.
This page exists so that you have nothing to take on faith. We are not writing you „we take privacy seriously" — we are writing you the list. If you catch the system doing anything other than what is written here, the system is wrong and we have repairs to make. Tell us.
WHAT WE NEVER DO
The Pixel is not a tracking pixel. It sets no cookies, runs no code in your visitors' browsers, does not know who visited your site, and does not want to. It is a text file that sits still.
The file contains only what you write in it: the company name, what you do, how people reach you — things already public on your own site. Nothing from your systems, nothing from your database, nothing about your customers.
Zero scripts, zero programs, zero dependencies. The file is not executed — it is read. It could not do harm even if it wanted to, any more than a restaurant menu could.
What we do see (exactly what, below) is never sold, rented or given to anyone. Your site diagnosis is shown to you alone — never to a competitor.
Verification and monitoring only READ public pages, the way any visitor reads them. We write nothing, change nothing, click nothing on your side.
WHAT WE SEE — ALL OF IT, IN THE OPEN
„We collect nothing" would sound better. It would also be a lie. Here is exactly what we see:
we keep the domain and the time. That is all. It is how we know to help you if you get stuck installing it.
we keep the result: the file is there / agents get through / what is missing. These are publicly visible anyway — we simply note them so we can warn you when something breaks.
we note which agent it was and when — ClaudeBot, GPTBot, and the rest. Machines, never people. That is the report you get: who is reading about your business.
we have your email so we can answer. It goes on no marketing list unless you ask.
Why you can believe us: the Pixel file is plain text — you open it and read the whole thing in 30 seconds. We are not asking for trust, we are handing you the contents. And if one day the Pixel does more than it does today, it will be written here before it does.