Privacy

Who we are

AimHuge is Alex Miller's site for AI workshops, advisory work, and projects. This page explains what data the site collects and why. There are no ads here, and your data is never sold.

Analytics

The site uses Google Analytics for aggregate traffic statistics (pages visited, referrers, approximate location from your IP address, device type) and PostHog for product analytics — it records page views and interactions and can recognize a returning browser. Neither runs in local development or on preview deployments.

Neither runs on the chess tournament pages under /projects/chess. See below.

Cross-site visits

The site also runs a small first-party tag from DeckCP, the presentation tool used to share workshop and advisory materials. If you have opened one of those shared presentations — for example, by entering your email to view a deck — the tag lets us see that the same person also visited this site, before or after reading. It sets a first-party dcp_vid cookie so returning visits can be recognized. The same tag runs on related sites (deckcp.com, plaindharma.com). If you have never opened one of those presentations or given us your email, these records are effectively anonymous. This tag does not run on /projects/chess either.

Chess tournament pages

The pages under /projects/chess present tournament results already published on chess-results.com, which is linked as the source on every page — player names, federations, ratings, pairings and results, and in some sections an age group. Many of the players are children.

Because of that, these pages carry no analytics tags of any kind: Google Analytics, PostHog and the DeckCP tag are all switched off there, and no cookie is set. Visits are counted server-side instead, from the ordinary request log — the page requested, the country (and where available the region and city) derived from the request, the referring page, the browser user-agent, and the time. Your IP address is not stored, and there is no per-visitor identifier, so those entries cannot be joined into a session or traced back to a person.

If you are a player, or the parent or guardian of one, and you would like an entry removed from these pages, email alex@aimhuge.com and it will be taken down. That removes it here only — the original record on chess-results.com is not ours to change.

Contact

If you email or message through this site, what you send is kept so we can respond. Questions about this policy, or requests to see, correct, or delete your data: alex@aimhuge.com.

Changes

Material changes to this policy will be reflected in the date at the top of this page.