Privacy policy

Calculator inputs

9Glyph calculations run in the browser. The 9Glyph application does not send the raw name or birth date you type into a calculator to an application backend for calculation, and the site does not require an account or email address to calculate a result.

9Glyph does not persist those raw calculator inputs or completed results in first-party persistent browser storage.

Temporary same-tab handoff

After a successful Numerology Calculator calculation, 9Glyph can pass the structured six-number result to the Numerology Reading through temporary same-tab application memory. That handoff is deliberately volatile and is not written to persistent browser storage.

Sharing a result

Some 9Glyph tools can create a shareable representation from privacy-safe derived result state. The shared state is designed to contain the numerology values needed to reconstruct the shared result, not the raw birth name, birth date, or a fabricated personal calculation trace.

Sharing is optional. Anyone you intentionally give a share link to may be able to view the derived numerology information contained by that shared state.

Affiliate links, analytics, and cookies

9Glyph currently uses ClickBank affiliate links on eligible tool result pages. Those links include a tracking ID generated only from the 9Glyph tool, the affiliate placement, and whether the image or text link was used.

9Glyph does not add the raw name, birth date, email address, numerology result values, compatibility information, Numerology Reading content, or share payload to the affiliate URL or tracking ID.

Following an affiliate link leaves 9Glyph for ClickBank and the third-party seller. Those services may use their own tracking technologies under their own privacy policies.

9Glyph uses optional Google Analytics 4 only after you choose Accept analytics. Before you make a choice, and on future page loads after you choose Decline analytics, 9Glyph keeps the Google Analytics tag blocked.

If you accept analytics, Google Analytics may use first-party analytics cookies such as _ga and related GA4 cookies for measurement. 9Glyph also stores one functional first-party cookie named 9glyph_analytics_consent for up to 180 days so the site can remember whether you accepted or declined analytics. That preference cookie contains no calculator input, birth information, or numerology result.

9Glyph's custom analytics events use a fixed privacy-safe allowlist of behavioral fields such as the tool used, the type of share action, an internal related-tool route, or non-personal affiliate placement identifiers. Those custom events do not include raw names, birth dates, email addresses, numerology result values, compatibility information, Numerology Reading content, calculation traces, or complete share payloads.

For 9Glyph's analytics measurements, the page URL is reduced to its web origin and path, while a referring URL is reduced to its origin only. Query strings and URL fragments are excluded. Google Analytics may also collect its standard automatic technical, session, and engagement information after analytics consent is granted. 9Glyph configures advertising storage, advertising user data, advertising personalization, Google signals, and ad-personalization signals as disabled.

You can change your choice through Analytics settings in the site footer. Turning analytics off sets Google's Analytics disable flag, updates the existing consent state when a Google tag is already present, and stops 9Glyph's analytics adapter from emitting further events. Future page loads keep the Google tag blocked unless you accept analytics again.

Google's processing is governed by its own Privacy Policy.

Hosting and network metadata

9Glyph is hosted on Cloudflare Pages and served through Cloudflare's network. Cloudflare processes ordinary technical information involved in serving and protecting websites. According to Cloudflare's privacy documentation, information processed for end users may include IP addresses, traffic routing data, system configuration information, and other information about traffic to and from customer websites.

That network-level processing is separate from 9Glyph's calculator-input design: loading a webpage necessarily creates a network request, but the raw name and birth date typed into a 9Glyph calculator are not added to that request by the calculator application.

Cloudflare's processing is governed by its own Privacy Policy. 9Glyph does not state a specific Cloudflare retention period here because retention depends on Cloudflare's services and policies rather than on the calculator code.