Privacy

No cookies, no analytics, no third-party requests.

This page says what the site keeps, what it sends and where it goes, in plain words.

Who is responsible

Artur Pososhko, Warsaw. Write to artur@withartur.io about anything on this page.

What your browser keeps

One value, wa_look in localStorage, remembers which look you picked (Editorial or Apple). It never leaves your browser, and you can clear it with your browser’s site data. The site sets no cookies.

What the site loads

Everything comes from this site, fonts included. There is no analytics, no counter, no tracking pixel and no embedded content from other companies. Links to Calendly, LinkedIn and GitHub take you to those sites only when you click them, and from then on their own privacy notices apply.

The readiness check

Your answers stay in the page while you take the check. Nothing is stored in your browser, and a reload starts over.

Nothing is sent unless you press “Send me the result”. If you do, the page sends:

• your 10 answers, the score, the band and the recommendation;
• the email address you typed, so the result can reach you (sending is optional; the result shows on the page either way);
• the time, the page address and the look you were using;
• one hidden field that people leave empty and spam bots fill in.

It goes to my own automation server (n8n), which adds one row to a Google Sheet I keep and sends me a one-line email summary. I use it to reply to you and to see which offer fits. I do not pass it on to anyone, and I do not use it for a newsletter.

I keep a row for 12 months, then delete it.

Booking a call

The booking button opens Calendly. What you enter there is handled by Calendly under its own terms, and I receive the booking details.

Your rights

You can ask what I hold about you, ask me to correct it, or ask me to delete it: write to artur@withartur.io and I will do it and confirm by email. You can also complain to the data protection authority in Poland.

Last updated 6 Nov 2026