Cookies and your privacy

With your permission, pretty hours uses PostHog to understand which sections people explore, which previews they try and where the signup journey becomes difficult. A random browser ID connects actions within your browsing session; we do not identify you by email.

Analytics includes page and device information, selected campaign categories, clicks, scroll milestones, time while the page is visible, form steps and error categories. We do not send your email or your business questionnaire answers to analytics. An optional first-impression question sends the answer you select when analytics is allowed.

If session recording is enabled in the consent prompt, recordings show interactions with input values and form text masked. Network bodies, headers and console recording are disabled. We remove URL queries and hashes from analytics and restrict replay URLs. Like any network service, the analytics provider receives connection information when your browser connects; application event data has IP geolocation disabled.

Choose “Essential only” to continue without analytics. You can withdraw permission through Cookie preferences. The choice lasts up to 90 days. Withdrawal stops future collection; it does not erase events already received by PostHog.

When you join the waitlist, we store your email and optional answers in Supabase and notify the pretty hours team through Resend. We use them to contact you about early access and understand what to build. Analytics uses PostHog EU Cloud. For questions or to request deletion of your waitlist entry, contact hello@taskfly.com.au.