Privacy

Visit counts: PostHog

Each page view sends PostHog Cloud EU the page address, the referring site, public campaign tags in the link (ref and utm_*), and your browser, OS and screen size. We also count which sections you reach, approximate active time in each section, scroll milestones, theme and replay clicks, navigation, launch-form starts, work-platform choices, submissions and X-link clicks. We never collect what you type into a form or search demo.

Section time counts only while the page is visible and the window has focus, and pauses after 30 seconds without activity. A random ID groups measurements within one page visit; it is never stored or reused across visits. Email addresses and other private query parameters are removed from analytics URLs. Buttondown’s confirmed subscribers, rather than visits to a confirmation page, measure the launch list.

Without recording consent, unique visitors are counted with a hash of your IP address and browser, salted with a value that changes daily and is then deleted. The IP address itself is discarded. This analytics mode uses no browser storage. We do not create person profiles or track you across sites.

Requests go through e.adoken.dev, PostHog’s managed proxy, which runs on Cloudflare. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, nothing is sent at all.

PostHog privacy policy

Optional website recordings

On the homepage, you can allow PostHog Cloud EU to reconstruct your page interactions, such as clicks, scrolling and mouse movements. Recording starts only after you allow it. All form inputs are masked, hidden/file inputs and iframes are blocked, and replay URLs have their query strings and fragments removed. Console logs, network requests and payloads, and canvas content are not recorded.

Recordings cover only the public homepage, never signup or confirmation pages or alternate designs. Sessions shorter than 10 seconds are discarded. Recordings are retained for 30 days. They can show how visitors navigate the page, but cannot tell us whether someone found a feature useful.

Your recording choice is remembered in local storage for up to 180 days. If you allow recording, PostHog stores an anonymous identifier and recording state in this tab’s session storage; no analytics cookies are set. Use Recording settings in the homepage footer to change your choice. Turning recording off stops collection and clears the replay storage; previously collected recordings remain until their retention expires. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control always override recording consent.

Launch list: Buttondown

If you subscribe, Buttondown stores your email address, the work machine you picked (if any), which form you used, and where you came from (the link tag or referring site).

You get a confirmation email first, plus one reminder a day later if you miss it. After you confirm: a short welcome, one email when v0.1 is ready to download, then short release notes. Nothing else.

The list is never sold or shared beyond Buttondown. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and unsubscribing stops all mail.

Buttondown privacy policy

Hosting: Cloudflare

Cloudflare serves this site and, like any web host, processes your IP address to deliver pages and block attacks.

Cloudflare privacy policy

Your data, your call

To see, correct or delete what the launch list holds about you, reply to any adoken email or message @BenzyPrime on X. You can also complain to your data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).

The app

This page covers the website only. The adoken desktop app sends no usage analytics, and your Azure DevOps token stays in your OS keychain.