Privacy

Page counts: Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights

Vercel hosts the site and counts visits: which pages are viewed, the site you came from, campaign tags in the link (UTM), country, device type and page speed.

This uses no cookies and does not identify you. It runs for every visitor.

Clicks and recordings: PostHog

PostHog shows what gets clicked, how far pages are scrolled, heatmaps, and session recordings, so Chrome can fix what does not work.

Before you choose, PostHog keeps nothing on your device and records no sessions. If you accept, it sets cookies and may record your visit with every form field masked, so what you type, including your email, is never recorded. If you say no thanks, PostHog is switched off.

PostHog stores this data in the United States.

What you send us

When you join a list, run the OS Debug with your email, or apply for 121 coaching, what you enter is stored in Supabase so Chrome can reply and send what you asked for. Your Debug scores are kept on your device, and in your account if you sign in.

Every finished OS Debug is also saved without your name or email: the 21 answers, the result, and the campaign tag or website that sent you, if any. Chrome uses these to see which codes break most often.

Checkout runs on Stan Store and the book is sold on Amazon. Their own privacy policies apply there.

Your choices

You can change your cookie choice at any time with the button below. To see or delete what you sent us, email chrome@thechromecode.com.