Last updated: August 10, 2026
Here is how this website uses analytics and other data.
To understand how the site is used, we load common analytics services: Plausible (cookie-free by design), Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and Ahrefs Web Analytics. They report aggregate information such as page views, approximate region, browser and device type. On ordinary pages, Clarity is loaded for a stable 10% sample of browsers; the video editor loads it after the interface has mounted and the browser is idle. A local in/out marker keeps that sample stable. Clarity may record anonymized interaction patterns (scrolling and clicks) to help us improve layout.
We also collect a lightweight Interaction to Next Paint (INP) measurement for all supported browsers. It contains the INP value, its input, processing and presentation-delay phases, the page path, and a coarse element identifier such as a button role or analytics event name. It does not contain visible text, search words, form values, account details, photos, filenames, or card text. These performance measurements are sent to this site's /api/rum endpoint and stored in Cloudflare Analytics Engine. The site is served by Cloudflare, which processes requests to deliver the page.
We also record product events such as opening a numbered card, shuffling, adding or removing a bookmark, sharing, downloading, printing, and whether a video export succeeds or fails. Our own search analytics contain only the query length, result count, and whether there were zero results; they do not contain the words typed into the search box. Video reliability events may be linked to an account or project, but never contain your photos, card text, filenames, or email address.
We do not sell data. This website currently displays no advertising.
The video editor creates a temporary guest account when you first change the sample. If you register or sign in, we store your name, email address, login session, project settings, and uploaded photos so that the project stays synchronized across sessions. Project records are stored in Cloudflare D1 and uploaded photos in a private Cloudflare R2 bucket. Deleting an uploaded photo removes it from the project and cloud storage.
PayPal processes Video VIP payments. We receive and store the order status, amount, currency, PayPal transaction identifiers, and entitlement status needed to grant the purchase and handle refunds or disputes. We do not receive or store your full card or bank account details.
Your photos, card text, filenames, search words, email address, and full payment details are excluded from product analytics.
Questions about any of this: support@1000-little-things.com — or see the contact page.