Website privacy

We keep measurement simple, so we can improve Sticky Sheet without following you around the web.

Website counts

We store daily totals of homepage visits and download-link clicks, grouped by release and a broad source such as Facebook, Reddit, Google, Discord, or direct/unknown. A visit is a page load, not a unique person. A download-link click does not prove a download or installation.

We do not use analytics cookies, advertising trackers, fingerprinting, or individual visitor profiles. We do not store full referring URLs, search terms, or IP addresses in our analytics tables. We honor browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals for these counts. Browser blocking and missing referral information can make counts incomplete.

Alpha feedback

Messages are private to Sticky Sheet’s creator, Mathew Harvey. We store the feedback you submit, its date, and your email only if you choose to provide one. Email is used to respond about your feedback, not to subscribe you to marketing.

To limit spam, the form uses a daily-changing hash of the network address and a submission count. This is separate from analytics and is not used to track browsing. Old rate-limit entries are cleaned up when new feedback is processed.

Do not include confidential information. If you want a previous message removed, submit a removal request through the feedback form with enough detail to identify it, without reposting sensitive information.

The desktop app

These website counts do not measure activity inside Sticky Sheet. The Windows alpha and Mac preview save sheets locally and have no product analytics or automatic crash uploads. Check for Updates contacts GitHub for release information and downloads. Startup checking is optional and off by default. These requests send no sheet contents, names, formulas, or file paths; GitHub and its delivery services receive normal connection information such as an IP address. Installation happens only when you choose it.

Hosting and downloads

The website’s hosting services process requests to deliver the site and protect it. The Windows installer, Mac disk images, and matching source downloads are hosted on GitHub, which operates under its own privacy policy.