Privacy

Today, as shipped

This site's JavaScript (/assets/analytics.js) measures a fixed set of acquisition events using Google Analytics 4 (GA4), on this site's own dedicated "Official website" stream. A small banner appears at the bottom of the page asking whether you consent to analytics. Analytics stays off (Consent Mode v2, "denied") until you choose Accept — nothing loads from Google, no cookie is set, and no network request is sent, until you do. Declining, or not answering, keeps it off. Advertising and remarketing signals (ad_storage, ad_user_data, ad_personalization) are never turned on by this site, whichever you choose — Google Signals is also disabled on the property itself.

This site's stream is separate from Horologium's application/runtime GA4 stream (used, if at all, only for the product's own operational telemetry) — the two never share a Measurement ID, and this site's script is never loaded on /app or any authenticated product surface.

The measured events are: a landing page view, and clicks on the Docs, Live demo, Self-host, MCP, and Request pilot links, each carrying only a hand-authored link identifier, the page path, and standard campaign-attribution (UTM) parameters when present in the URL. This is a closed, six-event set — adding a seventh requires a documented architecture decision. This site never sends Product Truth data, entity names, repository or organization names, ticket keys, document titles, file paths, or finding text to Google Analytics — none of that data is ever in scope for this script.

The pilot request form sends nothing over the network from this site itself: submitting it opens your own email client with the fields you entered, pre-addressed. This site does not store, log, or transmit what you type into that form.

A pilot request submitted through the form above may, once a real destination is chosen, be retained by Horonom to follow up on your request — that decision, its retention period, and its lawful basis are still being finalized and will be reflected here before the form's destination changes from a local mailto: link.

The product itself

This page covers only the marketing site. For how the Horologium product (self-hosted or the synthetic hosted demo) handles evidence, provider credentials, and data boundaries, see Security, privacy and data boundaries in the docs.