Privacy
What we keep, and what we don’t.
The short version: we count visits ourselves, we remember you only if you say yes, and nothing goes to an advertising company.
Last changed 1 November 2026. Mizuron, Regus, 2nd Floor, East Wing, Privilon, Sarkhej–Gandhinagar Hwy, Ahmedabad. Questions or requests: hello@mizuron.com.
Counting visits, for everyone
We run our own visit counter on this site. For every page it keeps the page’s address, the website or link that sent you (just its name, like “google” or “linktree”), any campaign tags on that link, whether you’re on a phone, tablet or computer, the city and country your connection appears to be in, how long the page was open in front of you, how far you scrolled, and buttons such as “Start a project”. It also notes how quickly the page loaded and any script error, so we can fix slow or broken pages.
It doesn’t set a cookie for any of this. To count a visitor once a day without knowing who they are, the server mixes the date, your connection’s address and your browser’s name with a secret, and keeps only the scrambled result. It changes every day and can’t be turned back.
Never kept: your IP address, your browser’s full name, the full address of the page you came from, or anything you type into a form until you press send. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, the counter doesn’t run at all.
The one cookie we ask about
The first time you visit, a small note asks: May we remember you?
If you say yes, we set mz_vid, a random number with nothing about you in it, for 12 months. With it, the counter can tell that two visits on different days were the same person: how many times you came back, which pages you read and in what order, which parts of a page you stayed on, where you clicked, and, on our forms, how long each question took and which one you stopped at (the question, never your answer). If you then send us a form, we can see the pages you read before writing to us, which helps us answer you better and tells us which pages are worth improving.
If you say no, none of that happens. You’re still counted the anonymous way above, along with everyone else.
Either way, we keep your answer in mz_consent (12 months for a yes, 6 for a no) so we don’t ask on every page. Change your mind any time with , also in the footer. Saying no after a yes deletes mz_vid and unlinks the visits it had joined up.
Everything else this site stores in your browser
| Name | What it’s for | How long |
|---|---|---|
mz_consent | Your answer to the cookie question. | 12 months (yes), 6 months (no) |
mz_vid | Only after a yes: recognises your next visit. | 12 months |
mz_ref | The Tidemaker whose link brought you, so they get the credit if you start a project. | 60 days |
mz_session, mz_in | Keep a Tidemaker signed in to their seal page. | 30 days |
mzt-from | Where this visit started, so a form can say which link sent you. This tab only. | Until the tab closes |
mzt-sid | Only after a yes: groups the pages of one visit. | 30 minutes idle |
mz-sound, mz-still, and a few more starting mz- | Your choices on this device: sound, calmer motion, the 404 game’s best score, a closed call-back card. | Until you clear them |
No advertising or social-media trackers run on this site: no Google Analytics, no Meta pixel.
When you write to us
The start form, the call-back card and the Tidemakers sign-up send what you type to us: your name and number or email, your business and what you need. With it goes the page you sent it from and where your visit started (for example “instagram”, or a campaign name). If you had said yes to the cookie, it also carries your mz_vid, which links the form to the pages you read.
We use this to reply, quote and do the work, and keep it while we’re talking or working together, and for as long as tax law asks us to keep invoices. Ask us to delete it and we will, unless the law says we must keep it.
Search engines and AI assistants
When a search engine or an AI crawler (Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the like) reads a page, our server notes which crawler and which page. That is about machines, not people.
Who else handles it
- Vercel hosts the site. Its own Web Analytics counts page views without cookies.
- Neon stores the database the counter and the forms write to.
- Google Workspace delivers our email, including the copy of your form that reaches our inbox.
- Formspree receives a copy of each Tidemakers sign-up, and of other forms whenever our own email isn’t available, so nothing gets lost.
None of them may use it for anything of their own. We don’t sell it, rent it or swap it.
How long we keep visits
Counter records are kept for 25 months, so we can compare a month with the same month last year, then deleted.
Your say over it
Under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, you can ask what we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, withdraw your consent, and name someone to act for you. Write to hello@mizuron.com. We reply within 7 working days. If you aren’t happy with the answer, you can complain to the Data Protection Board of India.