Privacy
This site uses Google Analytics and PostHog to count visits and see how people move through its pages. In the EU, the EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Quebec it sets no analytics cookies until you allow them; elsewhere it sets them and you can turn them off. Either way, “Cookie settings” at the foot of every page changes your choice, and the choice itself is kept in your browser, not in a cookie. Where you must opt in, consent is our legal basis for analytics. When allowed, Google's cookies (named _ga) are set and Google receives your IP address and the pages you view; no advertising cookies are ever set. PostHog is described below. Cloudflare, which hosts the site, sees each request as any host does; we add no Cloudflare analytics script. The fonts are served from here. Beyond that, the only thing we keep is what you send through the demo form.
last changed 21 Oct 2026 · DevClusterAI Ltd, Toronto
What we keep #
When you ask for a demo we store what you typed: your email address, the product or repository you named, the role you picked, the question you wrote for the call if you wrote one, and whether you asked for news. If you came from “I need this” on the roadmap, we also store which item that was. With it we store the time, the page you sent it from, where you came from if the link said so, your browser's name as it sends it, and the country Cloudflare reports for the request.
We also store the first page you opened on this site during that visit, and where you came from to reach it: the name of the site that linked you, and the campaign name if the link carried one. So we can tell whether a search, a post or a guide brought you. Your browser keeps these two things only in the open tab, never in a cookie, and forgets them when you close it. They reach us only if you send the form.
When a request goes through, the site also tells Google Analytics and PostHog that a demo was requested, without anything you typed. It follows your analytics choice like a page view does.
PostHog #
PostHog is an analytics tool we run ourselves. Its events go to t.altineris.com, on our own server in Canada (OVH, Beauharnois, Québec), run by DevClusterAI Ltd, in a project of featkpr's own; no one else receives them. It follows the same choice as Google Analytics: in the EU, the EEA, the UK, Switzerland and Quebec it loads nothing, sends nothing and stores nothing until you allow it; elsewhere it counts until you turn it off.
When it counts, it receives the pages you open and leave, the site that linked you, your browser, operating system and screen size, and your IP address, from which it works out a rough location. It also receives two events of ours: that you played the film and how far you watched, and that you asked for a demo, without anything you typed. When you leave a page it also receives how far down you scrolled and how long you stayed ($prev_pageview_max_scroll, $prev_pageview_max_content and their percentages, the last scroll position, $prev_pageview_duration and the page's path). It keeps a random visitor id in a cookie and in your browser's storage: the cookie and local storage entry ph_<project key>_posthog, session storage entries starting with ph_<project key>_ (the window and session ids), and, once you have answered the question, __ph_opt_in_out_<project key>, which holds that answer. It records no clicks, no keystrokes, no console messages and no screen recordings.
To opt out, open “Cookie settings” at the foot of any page and turn analytics off. The site then stops sending to PostHog and deletes every ph_ and __ph_ cookie and stored key.
Why #
To read your request and write back to you about it. You get one short note saying we have it, then a reply from Tim. We don't sell or share the list, and we don't send you anything you didn't ask for. The legal basis is our legitimate interest in answering a request you made.
News, only if you ask #
If you tick the news box, we send one email asking you to confirm. Until you press it, nothing else arrives. After it, featkpr news comes about once a month, and every mail has a one-click unsubscribe. Your consent, with its date, is kept with your address.
Where it lives #
On Cloudflare, which hosts this site and keeps a copy of each request. In our own signup service, also on Cloudflare, and in our mailing list tool (listmonk), which runs on our own servers with its database at Fly.io in Toronto. Demo requests sit in a private list that is never mailed. The one note we send goes out through Cloudflare's email service, and it links Tim's booking page, which is Google Calendar. Each demo request also goes into our own CRM, on our server in Canada, with what you typed, the page and your region, so Tim can reply and keep the conversation in one place. No one beyond the services named on this page receives them.
When a request arrives we get a Telegram message with the role, the product you named, the page, where you came from if the link said so, the first page you opened and where you came from to reach it, the domain of your email address and your country. Your full address and your question are not sent to Telegram.
If you write to hello@featkpr.com, your message also goes into our own CRM, kept on our own server in Canada, so we can follow up. We keep your name and email address, the subject, the date and the start of the message there.
How long #
We delete a request 12 months after our last message about it, or sooner if you ask.
Your rights #
Write to hello@featkpr.com to see what we hold about you, correct it or have it deleted. We answer within a month. featkpr is run by DevClusterAI Ltd in Toronto, Canada. If you think we handled your data badly, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, or to the data protection authority where you live, such as the UK Information Commissioner's Office.