Privacy & Site Terms

Google Analytics 4, and nothing else. It records which pages are viewed, roughly where in the world the visit came from, what kind of device it was on, and which site or search sent you. It sets Google Analytics cookies to do that. Your IP address is anonymised before it is stored.

It also records when someone clicks one of the three ways to contact me: the booking link, the WhatsApp link and the email address. What is recorded is that a click happened, from which page, on which of the three. The conversation itself happens on the other side of that click and is covered in the next section.

There is no advertising pixel, no remarketing, no Google Signals, no cross-site tracking, no session recording and no heatmap. There is still no form or input field anywhere on this site. I am not building a profile of you and I do not combine any of this with anything else.

Like any website, the hosting provider also records standard server request logs, which include your IP address, the page requested and your browser user agent.

This page previously said the site ran no analytics. That was true until 8 September 2026, when Google Analytics was added. I sell AI governance workshops, where the whole argument is that you should be able to say plainly what a system collects, so leaving a stale privacy claim in place was not an option. This paragraph stays here rather than being quietly deleted.

Every contact route on this site is an outbound link to a service run by someone else. If you book a discovery call, that happens on Calendly, and the name, email and any notes you enter go to Calendly and then to me. If you message me on WhatsApp or LinkedIn, that conversation lives on their platform. Each of those services has its own privacy policy, and I would encourage you to read whichever one you use.

What I hold is the ordinary result of you getting in touch: your email address, your messages, and any material you send me while we scope or run an engagement. I use it to reply to you and to deliver the work. I do not sell it, and I do not add you to a mailing list you did not ask for.

If you want to know what I hold about you, or you want it deleted, email hello@keyur.ai and I will action it.

Calendly for booking, WhatsApp for messaging, LinkedIn and GitHub for profiles, and AiPromptsX.com for my published writing. Following any of those links takes you to a service I do not control, under that service’s own terms and privacy policy.

The comparisons, guides and checklists on this site are informational. They reflect what I have found working with these tools, and they are not a warranty that you will get the same result.

Where I quote a price, it is a vendor list price checked on the date shown next to it. Vendors change pricing often, and at least twice in 2026 alone on the tools compared here. Confirm any figure against the vendor’s own page before you budget against it.

Nothing here is legal, financial or compliance advice. Where I write about governance, policy or data protection, that is engineering guidance about how systems behave, and you should still involve your own counsel before you rely on it.

If what I do with data changes, I will update this page and move the date below. There is no separate archive of previous versions, so the date is the honest signal of when this last reflected practice.

This page describes how the site and my practice actually work as of the date shown. It is written to be accurate rather than to be a template, and it has not been reviewed by a lawyer. If you need it to satisfy a specific regulatory obligation on your side, have your counsel check it.