Cookies
This is a short page because there is not much to say, which is the point.
What we use
GTM for One sets no advertising cookies and sells nothing to data brokers. The notice at the bottom of the page lists three categories, and nothing beyond the essential one loads until you press a button on it. Untick what you do not want and save your choices, or allow everything, or reject everything: no part of the site is withheld either way.
- Essential, always on. A session cookie keeps you signed in and a stored value remembers whether you chose the light or dark theme. Strictly-necessary storage does not require consent under the ePrivacy Directive or UK PECR, and none of it is used to track you.
- Website analytics (Google Analytics). Which pages people read and which links they follow.
- Product analytics (PostHog). How the app itself is used, so we can find what is slow or broken.
Open tracking in the emails you send
Each outreach email carries one invisible 1×1 image, served from this domain. When it loads we record that the message was opened, and when. We store the count and the time, never the reader's IP address or device. Recipients who read in plain text or block images are not counted at all.
Opens are an imperfect signal and we show them as one. Apple Mail Privacy Protection and Gmail's image proxy fetch that image before anyone reads the message, so fetches that arrive within a minute of sending, or from a known proxy, are counted separately as machine opens and never reported as reads.
What we deliberately do not do
- No click tracking. Your links are sent as you wrote them, not rewritten through a redirect domain. Rewriting hurts deliverability and hides the real destination from the recipient.
- No cross-site tracking, no data brokers, no fingerprinting.
What we do measure
Replies and bounces, read from your own mailbox over IMAP, plus opens from the pixel above. Replies and bounces are the signals we trust; an open is a hint that the message arrived and was looked at.