Privacy Policy

When you contact JindraWebDev, submit a form, sign up for updates, register for an event, or otherwise choose to share information, I may collect information such as your name, email address, phone number, business name, project details, website links, event interests, preferences, and messages.

If you accept optional cookies, this website uses Google Analytics to understand website traffic and Microsoft Advertising to measure visits and responses to advertising. Microsoft Clarity also provides masked session recordings and heatmaps on the home page and services overview page, subject to the privacy checks below. These optional tools remain off unless you accept. Additional URL checks prevent optional tools from loading on query-string pages or unrecognized private page and referrer paths; this may reduce the visits and advertising referrals shown in reports.

Information is used to respond to inquiries, provide estimates, communicate about projects, manage event or project signups, send requested updates, improve the website, and understand which services or community information are most helpful to visitors.

If you choose to opt in, your email address and/or phone number may also be used to send marketing, promotional, reminder, informational, or event-related messages from JindraWebDev and from organizations, committees, events, or projects that JindraWebDev helps create, manage, promote, or support.

Examples may include Jindra Web Development updates, Hooper 4th of July Committee communications, Mid-States Antique Tractor & Engine Show communications, and other client, volunteer, community, or project-related updates clearly connected to a form, signup, event, or campaign.

I do not sell personal information.

By providing your email address or phone number and choosing to opt in through a website form, event form, checkbox, signup page, paper form, or other approved signup method, you agree that JindraWebDev may contact you by email, text message, or phone for the purposes described at the time of signup.

Marketing and update messages may include website or business updates, service announcements, event reminders, registration updates, schedule changes, promotional messages, sponsor or vendor information, volunteer information, community announcements, and related project communications.

Message frequency may vary. Message and data rates may apply for SMS messages. Consent to receive marketing messages is not a condition of purchasing any product or service.

You may opt out of SMS messages at any time by replying STOP, CANCEL, END, QUIT, UNSUBSCRIBE, or another clear opt-out request. You may request help by replying HELP or by emailing hello@jindrawebdev.com.

You may opt out of marketing emails by using the unsubscribe link when available or by emailing hello@jindrawebdev.com.

If you email JindraWebDev, use a contact link, submit a form, register for an event, or opt in to email or SMS updates, your information may be processed through email, website hosting, analytics, form tools, customer relationship tools, messaging platforms, SMS providers, or business tools used to manage inquiries, marketing, events, and projects.

The contact form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to distinguish legitimate visitors from automated spam. When you use the form, Cloudflare may process technical information about your browser, device, and interaction with the form for security purposes. Learn more in Cloudflare's Privacy Policy.

These providers process information to deliver their services. Depending on the service and its settings, providers may also process information for their own purposes under their privacy policies, including service improvement. The Google and Microsoft privacy links below explain their handling of analytics and advertising information.

Mobile opt-in information is not shared with third parties for their own independent marketing purposes. It may be shared with service providers as needed to send, manage, and support SMS communications.

Required website functions, including form processing, security, spam prevention, and CAPTCHA checks, are separate from optional tracking. Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent you from contacting JindraWebDev or using the signup forms.

Google Analytics and Microsoft Advertising are loaded through Google Tag Manager only after you choose Accept optional cookies. These services can process technical information such as your IP address, device and browser information, page URLs, cookie identifiers, and interactions to measure website traffic and responses to advertising. JindraWebDev does not intentionally send the names, email addresses, phone numbers, or message text you enter in forms to these tracking services. Please do not place personal information in page URLs.

Microsoft Clarity can record clicks, scrolling, page layout, and technical information to help me understand how public pages work. Strict masking hides page text and images. Clarity is limited to the home page and services overview page, and does not load on search, contact, signup, confirmation, blog, Connect, or private client pages. It also stays off if an eligible page contains form or editable fields, has a query string or fragment, or has an incoming referrer outside the reviewed public pages. No search phrases, form entries, or client identifiers are deliberately supplied to Clarity.

Your combined acceptance or rejection is saved in your browser's localStorage with a choice version and timestamp. This update requires a new choice: an older analytics-only preference does not enable session recording. Your choice remains valid for 180 days, then the site asks again. The saved entry may remain until you make another choice or clear browser storage. It contains no account or form information. If a valid preference is missing or cannot be read, optional tracking stays off. Detected Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals also keep optional tracking off.

Microsoft receives personal data from these tools, such as technical information and online identifiers, under its own privacy practices, including for Microsoft Advertising. Masking does not make all technical data anonymous. See the Microsoft Privacy Statement below for Microsoft's processing and choices.

After a successful website inquiry submission with optional tracking accepted, this site uses the first-party JWDINQUIRYRECEIPT cookie for up to five minutes to count the confirmation once. It contains a random identifier linked only to temporary success timestamps, not form information, and measurement still requires optional tracking to be accepted on the confirmation page.

You can revisit your decision using Cookie settings in the footer. Turning optional tracking off reloads the page to stop tools that have already loaded, so finish or save any form entries first. Withdrawal stops future optional tracking through this site; it does not automatically erase previously collected information or existing cookies. You can clear cookies through your browser settings. This choice does not subscribe or unsubscribe you from email or text messages, which have separate choices.

Learn more in the Google Privacy Policy, Google's explanation of how it uses information from sites and apps that use its services, and the Microsoft Privacy Statement. You can manage cookies and other website storage through your browser settings.

The Connect page uses a first-party counter to understand how often the page and its links are used. Its aggregate data consists of daily visit and link-tap totals, grouped by a card or direct source label from the page URL and fixed link categories such as website, inquiry, email, or phone. The aggregate file does not contain visitor identifiers, IP addresses, full URLs, or message content.

Whenever a new count is successfully saved, totals outside the most recent 365 UTC calendar dates are removed from the active aggregate file. Older totals may remain until another count is successfully saved.

This counter operates separately from the optional-cookie setting and does not use cookies or browser storage to identify visitors. Connect measurement is disabled when the page detects Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, or when you open Connect with measurement off. These controls apply to the Connect counter; use Cookie settings on the main site for optional Google Analytics, Microsoft Advertising, and Microsoft Clarity. Clarity is not installed on Connect.

Loading pages and sending requests still involves technical information, including your IP address and browser information. Website hosting and security services may process this information and retain ordinary access logs separately from the Connect aggregate counter. Turning off measurement does not prevent the requests needed to deliver the website.

You may contact me to request that I update or delete information you previously provided, unless I need to keep it for legitimate business, legal, consent-tracking, security, or recordkeeping reasons.

You may withdraw consent for marketing communications at any time using the opt-out methods listed above.

Last updated: October 21, 2026.