Privacy
PostRadar is a waitlist page. This describes everything it collects, which is not much, and how to get rid of it.
Last updated 8 September 2026
What we store when you join the waitlist
When you submit the form, we save:
- Your email address.
- Where you came from: the referring page, and any
utm_tags in the link you arrived through. - Which form you used, and your browser's user agent string.
- The date and time.
That is the whole record. We do not ask for a name, a company, or a card, and there is nothing else hidden in the form.
Why
To email you when PostRadar opens, and to understand which channels bring people here. Nothing else. We do not sell it, rent it, or hand it to advertisers.
Where it lives
In Google Firestore, on Google Cloud infrastructure. The site runs on Firebase App Hosting. Your email is stored once: submitting twice updates the same record rather than creating a second one.
Analytics
We use PostHog to count page views and see which parts of the page people use. It sets no cookies. It stores a random identifier in your browser's local storage so repeat visits are not double counted, and it records which sections you scrolled to and which buttons you pressed. Analytics requests are proxied through this domain, so PostHog sees them coming from us. Your IP address is processed to work out an approximate country and is not displayed to us at an individual level.
Clearing site data for this domain removes that identifier and any trace of your previous visits from your browser.
Session replay
PostHog also records an anonymous replay of your visit: which parts of the page you moved through and what you clicked. We use it to find where the walkthrough confuses people. It is not linked to your name, and we do not watch individual people.
Everything you type is masked before it leaves your browser. The email box is masked twice over, once by a global rule that blanks every input and once on the field itself, so your address never appears in a replay even though you typed it on the page.
Spam protection
The form has a hidden field that people never fill in and automated scripts usually do. We also count submissions per IP address for a minute at a time to blunt scripted signups. That count lives in memory, is never written to a database, and disappears when the server restarts.
Getting your data removed
Email aniketmalikwork@gmail.com and ask. We will delete your record and confirm. You do not need to give a reason, and there is no unsubscribe maze: the waitlist is one email when we open.
Changes
If this changes in a way that affects data already collected, we will email the waitlist rather than quietly editing this page.
Contact
This is a plain description of what the software does, written by the people who built it. It is not legal advice, and if you operate in a jurisdiction with specific disclosure requirements you should have a lawyer review it.