Privacy

The short version: no account, no advertising, no tracking scripts, and we set no cookies. We do keep statistics on how the site is used, and they include the company names people type. Everything is listed below.

What we store

Usage statistics

When you open the site, submit a name, open a logo, vote or download, our server makes a note of it in a statistics program that we run ourselves on our own server (Umami). It is not a service from another company, and the page loads no tracking script. A note holds:

• what happened and when
• the company name you typed, and the logo style
• your browser, operating system, device type and language
• the site you came from, if there was one
• the country, region and city worked out from your IP address
• an anonymous visitor number

Your IP address itself is not saved. It is used for a moment to work out the location and the visitor number, and then dropped.

If the company name you type is your own name, your name is in these statistics.

Logos you open

When you open a logo, its design is saved under a short code so that the link to it is short. The record holds the company name and the design (shapes, typeface, colours), and nothing about you. Anyone you give the link to can see that logo and download it. The codes are random and cannot be guessed in any practical way.

Votes and the logos shown

To make the logos better, we log every thumbs up or down and every set of logos shown. These records describe the design only: style, shapes, colours, the length of the name and its number of words. They do not hold the name, your address or anything else about you.

What we do not store

• Logos you only look at in the list. They are drawn and forgotten.
• An account. There is none, and we never ask for an email address.
• Your downloads. Files are made when you ask for them. The server keeps recent images in memory for a while so they load faster, and that is all.
• Cookies. We set none. Your browser keeps the current session (the name, the logos shown and your votes) in its own session storage so that Back and reload work. It is cleared when you close the tab.

Cloudflare

The site is served through Cloudflare, an American company that runs a worldwide network. Every request passes through Cloudflare's servers before it reaches ours. Cloudflare therefore sees your IP address and what you ask for, and keeps its own logs under its own privacy policy. It also keeps copies of images so they can be delivered faster.

Cloudflare may set a short-lived security cookie if it needs to tell a person from an automated program. That is its only cookie here.

Protection against abuse

To stop one visitor from overloading the site, the server counts requests per IP address. The count is kept in memory for one minute and never written down.

How long, and who sees it

The statistics, saved logos and vote records have no automatic expiry yet: they stay until we delete them. Only we can read them. They are kept on a private network that cannot be reached from the internet, and they are not sold or shared.

Last changed 14 November 2026.