What this site does with your data

Pages are served by a CDN

The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, so every request for a page is handled by Cloudflare's network on our behalf. Serving and protecting a request means logging it: the IP address it came from, the address requested, the time, and the browser's user-agent string. Those logs are how a static host works, and we do not export them, read them per visitor, or join them to anything else.

Analytics, and what it is not

Visitor numbers come from Cloudflare Web Analytics. It is a script served from Cloudflare, and it is cookieless: it writes nothing to your device and assigns you no identifier, so there is nothing that can follow you between visits or across sites.

What it reports back to us is counts — which pages were viewed, which site referred the visit, roughly which country and browser it came from, and how long pages took to load. We use it to see whether a page is read at all. There is no advertising network, no tag manager and no profile of you anywhere in it.

No cookies

This site sets no cookies and uses no local storage. There is nothing to log into, nothing to remember between pages, and consequently no consent banner: there is nothing here to consent to.

No other third-party requests

Apart from the analytics beacon, a page loads only from this domain. The webfonts are hosted here rather than fetched from a font service, the images and stylesheets are ours, and there are no embedded videos, maps, social widgets, chat widgets or tracking pixels. Loading a page tells nobody but Cloudflare and us that you did.

Links out of the site — to the documentation, the support portal or the OpenCart marketplace — are ordinary links. Following one is a visit to that site, under whatever terms that site has.

Nothing here collects what you type

There is no form on this site: no contact form, no newsletter signup, no search box that reaches a server. The only way to send us anything is to write to us, and then we hold your message for as long as it takes to answer it and to keep a record of the answer.

Please do not send credentials, database dumps or customer data. The documentation says what to include in a request, and what never to send.

Asking about any of this

Write to support@kyvero.dev, including any request to see or delete what we hold. Since the site identifies nobody, that will usually be email correspondence and nothing else.