State of the site
Legal notice
As of 20 September 2026. Only what is true right now is written here.
The site is in development
What you see is a working state, shown for review, not a launch. The pages change, and this one along with them.
The form sends nothing
The “Send” button does work and the fields are checked, but what you write has nowhere to
go, and for two separate reasons. First: this page has no form — no
<form> tag, the thing a browser submits by itself, without any scripts.
Second: none of the site’s scripts send anything — they contain no
fetch, no XMLHttpRequest and no sendBeacon, and a
browser has no other way. The page only hands your own text back to you. You do not have to take my word for it: open the page source and search for
<form> — it is not there; open sajt.js and search for those
three words — they are not there either. The first reason does not depend on scripts at
all: there is nothing to submit even with JavaScript switched off.
The legal details arrive with the form
Who the controller is, what exactly is collected, why, on what legal basis, how long it is kept and how to have it deleted — all of that will be written here on the same day the form works, and not later. It is missing now not because it is hidden, but because what you write in the form goes nowhere. The detailed rules are being prepared by lawyers — until they have spoken I write nothing in this section.
The server is in Germany
The site is served from a server in Germany. There is no processing right now, and I will not make promises here about processing that does not yet exist: when it appears, this section will say where exactly it runs.
No counters, no third-party scripts
There is no analytics, no ad networks and no external form services on this site. The fonts, the video and the images sit on the same server as the page: it makes no request to any outside address at all. The language is determined from your own browser settings, without geolocation and without contacting any service.
The text of the form is stored nowhere — not on the server, not in your browser. The
site does leave service notes in your browser, and here they are: that the intro video has
been shown (ivan-intro) and which language you chose (ivan-language).
Both are about convenience, not about you: they never leave your browser and are erased by
clearing the site’s data.