Privacy

You can read the whole site without an account. There is no sign-up form or newsletter. If you sign in and follow companies, you get one email a week about them, as described below. The company filter filters a list already in your browser, so what you type there is never sent to us.

You can send us text in two places. One is a note on a company, which is described in the section on signing in below. The other is the contact form. If you use it, we store your email address, your name if you give one, your message, which language you wrote in and when. Nothing else: not your IP address, and not your account even if you are signed in. We keep it so we can reply, and delete it if you ask.

Everything else is optional. On your first visit a banner asks whether we may use analytics. Until you accept we set no cookies and collect nothing, and if you reject we never do. You can change your answer at any time under "Cookie settings" in the footer.

If you accept, we use PostHog. It records which pages you open, in what order and for how long, plus your clicks and scrolling, a replay of your visit, and an error report if something breaks. On a company page it also records which tab you open (Business, Health, Price or Growth) and for which company.

Three things are kept out. Anything you type is hidden before it leaves your browser. The account button and your notes are not recorded at all. Your email address appears on screen in only two places: that button, and the contact form, which fills it in for you when you are signed in. In the form it is hidden like everything else you type. Both are set in the site's code.

PostHog is never told who you are, even when you are signed in. It sees a random identifier stored in your browser, which you can delete with the cookies.

Signing in is optional. Six companies are open to everyone; the other companies need an account.

Google gives us your email address and nothing else. No contacts, no calendar, no profile. There is no password for us to store.

We keep that address in an accounts table, next to the companies you follow, as a ticker and a date, and a list of which days you have visited. Those days record that you were here, never which companies you opened.

If you write notes on a company, we keep each note's text, the ticker, the day you wrote it and the company's price that day. Only you can see them on the site. We do not use them for anything except showing them back to you. Your first note on a company also adds it to the companies you follow.

If you follow at least one company, we send you one email each week about the companies you follow. It comes from the founder's Gmail address after the weekly update. For each company it shows the closing price, the trend and the nearest support and resistance levels. It is analysis, not investment advice.

To send it, we keep a record of which weekly emails we sent you and when, and a random code that only works in your unsubscribe link. We do not record whether you open the email. The links in the email carry a tag that says they came from the weekly email. PostHog sees that tag only if you accepted analytics, and it never knows who you are. We count, for all readers together, how many visited the site in the week after an email. We never count this per person.

To stop the email, use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any of them, or reply «avmeld». We then keep a record that you unsubscribed, so that we do not email you again. A reply about anything else reaches the founder's inbox.

That is the whole record. Unfollowing a company deletes its row, deleting a note deletes it, and deleting your account deletes all of it, including the email records.

Your browser stores a session token under a key beginning sb-, your cookie choice under aksjekompass.consent, and PostHog's entries under keys beginning ph_ if you accepted. A fourth appears only if you press Follow before signing in: aksjekompass.pendingFollow holds that company's ticker so that signing in does not cost you the press. It is session storage, so it is cleared the moment the follow is filed — and in any case when you close the tab. A fifth does the same job for your place on the page: aksjekompass.returnTo remembers which panel you pressed sign in from, so you come back to it rather than to the top. Also session storage, also cleared as soon as it is used. Those are the only things this site stores in your browser, and you can delete all of them in developer tools. The token is sent to our own API to check what you may see. It is checked and discarded, not logged.

Vercel hosts the site and keeps standard server logs: your IP address, the page requested, a timestamp and your user-agent. This happens before our code runs and is covered by Vercel's privacy policy.

Google Fonts supplies the typefaces, so Google receives your IP address and user-agent on every page you load.

Supabase runs the sign-in and stores the account records described above, including the days you visited and your notes, and the messages sent through the contact form. It is only contacted if you sign in or send a message.

Google sends the weekly email through the founder's Gmail account, so Google processes your email address and the content of the email. Replies arrive in the same account.

PostHog runs the analytics. The project is hosted in the EU, and it receives nothing until you accept.

Use the contact form to ask about this page, or to have your messages or account deleted.