Legal

Cookies and Analytics

Last updated: 27 July 2026


The short version

ADHD Reflect uses almost nothing. We use no third-party analytics and no visitor profiling, and there are no advertising cookies. We do keep our own first-party count of how many times each page is viewed per day, stored on our own infrastructure with no cookies and nothing that identifies you. We do not let other companies track you on our site. What little we store in your browser is there to keep paid access working and to remember a preference you set.


What we store in your browser

We do not use tracking cookies. We use your browser’s local storage for two practical things:

Neither of these follows you to other websites. Clearing your browser storage removes them. If you clear the access token, you can get back in using the link in your original purchase email.


Analytics

We use no third-party analytics tool. Instead we keep a small first-party count of our own.

That count is simple: how many times each page was viewed, per day. It lives on our own infrastructure (Cloudflare KV). It uses no cookies, and it stores no IP addresses, no user agents and nothing that identifies you or links one visit to another. Because of that it cannot tell how many unique people visited, only how many times a page was loaded. The counts are deleted automatically after 90 days.

We keep this so we can see which pages are useful and which are not. We do not build any profile of you, and we do not track you from page to page.

If we ever change this, we will update this page and the Privacy policy first.


What we do not use

We do not use:


Email tracking

Our welcome email and weekly practice emails are sent through Resend.

Open tracking and click tracking are both switched off. That means we do not record whether you opened an email or clicked a link inside it. We send the email and that is the end of it.


Your choices

You can:

There is no cookie banner, because there is nothing to consent to.


Questions

Email [email protected] if anything here is unclear.