Privacy

Short version: we count visits to know which labs people use. We do not use cookies, we do not collect personal data and we do not sell or share anything.

What is counted

We use Umami, an open-source visit counter that runs on our own server. For each page view it records the page, the site you came from, the browser language, the screen size, the type of browser and device, and the country and city (estimated from the IP address, which is not stored). It does not use cookies, so it cannot tell who you are or follow you to other sites.

Files exported from a lab count one anonymous view when they are opened with an internet connection. They send only the name of the lab, never the place where the file is saved.

The server also keeps a small technical log, without visitor IP addresses, to fix problems. Old lines are overwritten as it grows.

Your pictures and drawings

In Fourier Draw, a picture you upload is sent to the server only to find its outline, and is not stored. Everything else, including pictures in the Eigenvectors lab, stays in your browser.

Your choice

Your browser keeps your answer to the visit notice and your language. You can stop or allow counting here at any time:

Who runs this site

Science in Motion is created and maintained by Eduardo Correia and sponsored by Apliant. To get in touch, use the links at the top of the page.