Privacy
Lagerliste is a stock book that lives on your device. This page says exactly what that means, what the website measures, and what it never sees.
Your stock stays with you
Every item, count, movement and cost you enter is stored in your own browser, on the device you entered it on. It is not uploaded, not backed up by us, and not readable by anyone but you. That cuts both ways, and it is only fair to say so: clear your browser's site data and the book is gone, because there is no copy anywhere else. Export to CSV from the Items screen whenever the book is worth keeping.
What the website measures
The public pages count visits and a small number of named actions — that a stock count was recorded, that a spreadsheet was imported, that a reorder list was exported. Before you answer the cookie banner, that measurement runs in a consent-free basic mode: nothing is written to or read from your device, no identifier follows you between visits, and it cannot be used to recognise you. If you accept cookies, the full analytics starts and basic mode stops. If you decline, nothing is measured at all. None of it ever includes what is in your stock book. The counter records that a count happened, never what you counted.
Paying
Payment is handled by Stripe. Card details go to Stripe and never reach us or this device's stock book. We keep the fact that a subscription exists and the email address attached to it.
Your data, your call
Because the stock book never leaves your device, there is nothing for us to hand over, correct or delete on request — you already hold all of it. Exporting is a button on the Items screen; deleting is clearing this site's data in your browser.
Asking a question
Write to hei@pixygon.io. Lagerliste is made by Pixygon in Eidsvoll, Norway.