Privacy

Who runs this site

amora.dev is Anthony Morales's portfolio. The contact form and the analytics described here stay on servers I operate. I do not sell visitor data, and I do not use Google Analytics, ad pixels, or other third-party trackers.

Messages you send

If you use the contact form, I receive the name, email, and message you type so I can reply. That content is not copied into analytics. The form is marked so the tracker ignores clicks and typing inside it. Analytics only records that a send succeeded or failed, never the text or address.

Visit stats

Pages load a small first-party script from amora.dev/u. It talks to a self-hosted copy of Umami on the same server. There is no analytics cookie. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, the script does not send a visit.

When a visit is counted, the record is:

• The page path and title, without the query string or hash.
• The referring site, if the browser sent one.
• Browser, operating system, device type, screen size, and language.
• Country, region, and city derived from the connection address. The address itself is not stored. A short-lived hash of that address, the browser, and a rotating salt counts repeat visits as one person for the day, then changes.
• Named clicks already on the page, such as a project card or a social link. The event name is the label (for example which project), not anything you typed.
• Page speed numbers (how long the page took to paint and respond). Those are timing measurements, not a recording of the screen.

The script does not record mouse movement, scrolls, keystrokes, or a replay of the session. It does not read the contact form. Query strings are dropped so a link that happens to contain an email or a token is not saved.

Server logs

The web server keeps ordinary connection logs (time, address, requested path) to operate and secure the site. Those logs are separate from the Umami stats above and are not used to build an advertising profile.

Questions

To ask about a message you sent, or to ask that it be deleted, use the contact form and say so in the message.