Privacy

bitters.guide sets no cookies, carries no advertising, and has no accounts to sign in to. We run a self-hosted analytics solution and do not follow you across other sites or between your devices. We never sell what we collect or pass personal data to anyone else. Below is everything the site records, in full.

WhatWhyHow longWho else sees it
Page visited, referring site, country, browser language, browser and system family, device type, campaign tag from the link you followed, time on the pageTo see which pages are worth writing more ofKept indefinitelyNo one — our own server
An anonymous visitor flag, no cookie involvedTo count visitors without identifying themRotates every 24 hoursNo one — our own server
Web server access log: IP address, browser User-Agent, page requestedSecurity, abuse prevention, keeping the site runningA few days, then overwrittenNo one — our own server
Daily totals from those logs — counts only, no IP addresses, no browser identifiersTo tell how much of our traffic is automatedKept indefinitelyNo one — our own server
Your IP address, so images, fonts and scripts can reach youTo load the site quickly wherever you are3 days, anonymised, in the CDN's own logsBunny.net, an EU company in Slovenia

Your IP address is used for a moment to work out which country you are in, then discarded — the analytics store holds no IP addresses at all. And the content delivery network serves only images, fonts and scripts: the pages themselves come straight from our own server, so Bunny.net never sees which pages you read.

Stored in your browser

Your pinned recipes and your ounces-or-millilitres preference are kept in your browser's local storage. The unit preference never reaches us. Opening your pins page does send that list of recipes to our server so it can render the cards. Clearing your browser data removes both.

Your rights

If you have questions or a request about any of this, please write to hello@bitters.guide and a person will answer.

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