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Privacy policy
People arrive here having told nobody about their diagnosis. The design assumption is that your visit is private and should stay that way.
Checked September 8, 2026.
What the disclosure tool collects
Nothing. The script builder runs entirely in your browser. Your selections are never transmitted anywhere, never written to storage, and never logged. Close the tab and they are gone. There is no email field because there is no list.
What the site collects
Aggregate, non-identifying traffic data: which pages are viewed, roughly where visits come from by country, and which referrer sent them. This is used to decide what to write next. We do not run advertising trackers, do not build behavioural profiles, do not sell or share data with data brokers, and do not attempt to identify individual visitors. No account system exists, so there is no profile of you to leak.
Affiliate links
Links to dating platforms carry a tracking parameter so the platform can attribute a signup to this site. That tells them a visitor came from here; it does not tell us who you are, and it does not pass along anything you selected in the disclosure tool. Once you land on their site, their privacy policy governs, so read it, particularly around what a dating profile makes visible.
Your own privacy, practically
If you share a device, private browsing keeps this site out of your history. If you are researching from a work network, assume that network can see the domains you visit. These are the precautions that actually protect you here, more than any policy language on this page.
Contact and changes
Material changes to this policy will be reflected in the checked date above. If you want data associated with your visits removed, there is in practice nothing to remove, but you can write and ask.