privacy, in plain words
Privacy
A short, honest note about what CoDoodle collects (and what it doesn't). No scary legal tone — just plain words.
What this page is about
CoDoodle is a small creative-coding site. This page explains, in simple terms, what information we may touch and what we do with it.
Information we may collect
CoDoodle doesn't run accounts. Right now we don't store anything you enter on the site.
Newsletter / email signup
The newsletter form is a placeholder for now — submitting it doesn't send or store your email anywhere yet. When we connect a real provider, we'll update this page.
Shared artwork submissions
The “Share your art” form isn't connected to a backend yet either, so nothing you type is stored until we wire it up. When connected, submissions are read by hand before anything is shown publicly — always with credit, and free to remix.
Cookies & analytics
We use privacy-minded analytics to understand which doodles land and how the site is used — Google Analytics 4 (aggregate traffic and behaviour) and Microsoft Clarity (anonymised heatmaps and session replays), both loaded through Google Tag Manager. These set cookies and record usage patterns; we don't sell your data or use it to identify you. Your light/dark theme choice is still saved in your browser's local storage, separate from analytics.
Third-party services
Fonts load at build time (no tracking). We use Google Tag Manager to load Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity, as described above.
Children / younger users
CoDoodle is beginner-friendly but not directed at young children. We don't knowingly collect info from anyone, kids included.
Contact
Reach us through the newsletter reply (once it's live) — a real contact is coming.
last edited by hand — honest as of today
Last updated
July 8, 2026