Implement goat counter analytics
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# Privacy Statement
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## Data collection and use
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I don’t collect any of your personal information, full-stop. All webfonts, icons, and images are hosted locally (these things can sometimes be used to [track people across the internet](https://www.firstpost.com/world/how-google-uses-fonts-to-track-what-users-do-online-and-sell-data-to-advertisers-12496552.html) otherwise). I use [umami](https://umami.is), an open source, privacy-respecting analytics tool, to see [how many people visit this website](https://umami.upchur.ch/share/7P3yYsqAsvpdlb03/nathanupchurch.com).
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I don’t collect any of your personal information, full-stop. All webfonts, icons, and images are hosted locally (these things can sometimes be used to [track people across the internet](https://www.firstpost.com/world/how-google-uses-fonts-to-track-what-users-do-online-and-sell-data-to-advertisers-12496552.html) otherwise). I use [umami](https://umami.is), a free and open source, privacy-respecting analytics tool, to see how many people visit this website. As of 2025-12-16 I also use [Goat Counter](https://goatcounter.com) (also FLOSS and privacy-respecting) as a backup to umami, as my self-hosted umami instance shat the bed the other day and I lost a bunch of data.
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