Usage statistics: kwimbi uses Umami, a third-party analytics service, to count anonymous visits and which features are used, such as reaching a step, generating a plan, or downloading a PDF. Umami reports page views, the website that referred you, your browser, operating system and device type, and your country. It does not use cookies, and kwimbi does not send it your name, your entries, or anything you type. Umami's own privacy policy governs how it handles data on its servers. What kwimbi does not do: it does not ask you to create an account, does not save your entries on this device after you close the tab, and does not load fonts from a third-party font service. As with any website, the services that host kwimbi and process analytics may handle basic technical information, such as your IP address, when your browser loads the page.
Choosing “Download PDF” or “Print” opens your browser’s own built-in print dialog — the same one every website uses — so the file is created entirely on your device; kwimbi’s code never receives, stores, or transmits it.
Choosing “Email to me” opens a pre-filled draft in your own email app using a standard mailto link; kwimbi never sees or sends that email itself — it is only delivered if and when you press send inside your own email app, through your own email provider. If your plan is long, kwimbi copies the full text to your clipboard and asks you to paste it into the draft, since some email apps reject very long pre-filled links — use “Download PDF” or “Print” for the full plan without that extra step.