Cookies and analytics
We use PostHog, hosted in the EU, to count visits and see how people use LandBetter. No ads, and we never sell or share the data.
If you accept cookies
PostHog sets a cookie and a local storage entry holding a random ID, so we can tell a returning visit from a new one. It records the pages you open (with anything personal removed from the address), how long you stay, where on a page people click and how far they scroll, the site that sent you, your browser and device type, and roughly where you are (country and city, from your IP address).
If you don't, or haven't chosen yet
Nothing is stored on your device and your location isn't recorded. PostHog still counts the visit and what happens on it, but its servers turn your IP address and browser into a code that changes every day, so your visits can't be linked across days.
What we never collect
We don't record your screen or what you type, and analytics never sees your name, email or CV.
Sign-ups
When an account is created, our server tells PostHog that it happened and how (the email link). It sends a scrambled form of the account ID, never your email.
Changing your mind
Your browser remembers your choice so we don't ask again. To change it, shows the question again. Saying no removes PostHog's cookie.