Privacy
What this site collects.
Short version: no analytics, no cookies, no third-party requests, and nothing you send through the contact form is stored.
No tracking
There is no analytics product on this site, no advertising or social pixel, and no cookie of any kind — we set none, so there is no consent banner to click.
Every asset the site loads comes from rev3rse.dev. No fonts, scripts, styles, or images are fetched from a third party, so loading a page tells nobody but us that you visited. That is enforced in the build: a check fails the release if any third-party subresource appears in the output, rather than relying on us to notice.
Server logs
The load balancer in front of the site writes standard access logs — IP address, timestamp, requested path, user agent, response code — which is what makes it possible to tell an attack from traffic. They are held in Google Cloud Logging under its default retention, then deleted. They are never joined to anything else, never used to build a profile, and never shared.
The contact form
The form at /contact takes your name, email address, optional organization, and message, and emails them to us. Nothing is written to a database, because the deployment does not have one — the request is validated, sent, and dropped.
The message is delivered through our email provider and lands in our mailbox, where it stays as long as the conversation is useful. Ask us to delete it and we will. If you would rather skip the form altogether, write to hello@rev3rse.dev directly.
Client and research data
Engagement material never touches this site. It is held under the terms of the engagement, and published work is anonymized to target class by default — see the disclosure rules on about and our disclosure policy.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, ask for a copy, or ask us to delete it, at hello@rev3rse.dev. Given the above, the answer is usually “the emails you sent us and a few weeks of access logs”.