Privacy

I use Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity to see which pages people read, so I can make the site better. No ads and no sales trackers.

Umbreon runs this page. I keep the wall up, so this page says exactly what the site records and nothing more.Pillar D, never ship a wrong fact

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What I use

Google Analytics
Counts visits and clicks. Ad features are off. Google's privacy policy
Microsoft Clarity
Shows how a page gets used, with every word and anything you type hidden. Microsoft's privacy statement

Both use cookies to tell a return visit from a new one.

Only if you send it

The message form
What you write, kept so I can reply. Never shared.
Line Clear, the email notes
Your email, used only to send the notes. They're sent by Kit, an email service, which first sends you one email asking you to confirm; nothing else comes until you do. Kit's privacy policy. To leave, use the unsubscribe link in any note, ask to be taken off or reply to any note.
The game's scoreboard
The name you type and your score, shown on the homepage's top 10.

Saved in your browser

A few small settings stay on your device and are never sent anywhere:

  • Your analytics opt-out, if you set one
  • What you've uncovered by asking Bella
  • Whether Bella's tip already showed today
  • The game's music, on or off
  • That you've seen the game's tips

Opting out

Turn on Global Privacy Control in your browser and neither tool loads here.

Use arrow keys to move. Enter opens. Esc closes.

Ask Bella

Ask Bella Hayden's corgi, who answers from this site and cites every fact.

BELLA

WOOF. I'm Bella, Hayden's corgi. He's my human. Ask me about him; every answer cites its source.

Reading this page? The top button is my short version of it.

How it works: the answers are written ahead from this site's pages, and anything else gets a search of the site that shows you its exact words. Every claim has a numbered source you can tap. Nothing is generated while you wait, nothing is made up, and nothing you type leaves your browser. Every answer, in plain HTML

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