Privacy

Catalog visitors

We do not create student profiles. There is no sign-up, favorites or progress. Public search does not ask you to identify yourself.

When you press “Go to the course”, the server notes the course identifier and the date of the click. We do not store your name, email or IP address in that record. It exists to know whether the catalog helps people leave to the source, which is the product metric.

Google Analytics

If a measurement ID is configured, public pages load Google Analytics 4 to count visits and routes (page and title). We do not use it for ads or to create a student account. Google operates that service; its processing is in Google’s privacy policy.

The “Go to the course” click is counted separately, on our server.

Google AdSense

If a publisher ID is configured, public pages include the AdSense script and a meta tag so Google can verify the site. We do not place ad units on course pages, listings or on top of the go-to-course button.

Google operates that script; its processing is in Google’s privacy policy. If we later show ads in fixed slots, this page will be updated first.

Forms and newsletters

Today there is no public contact or newsletter form. If that changes, this page will be updated before we ask for an email.

Processors and destination

The application and the database are hosted on third-party infrastructure (web hosting and PostgreSQL). We do not sell people lists: we do not have a student list.

Retention and rights

Outbound clicks are kept to understand the product. Google Analytics data follows Google’s retention period.

If there is a public channel in the future, we will say so here. Until then we do not invent a privacy email.

Changes

If the processing really changes —analytics, visible ads, accounts, newsletter— we will write it on this page. We do not fill legal gaps with generic text.