What gets collected, why, and what happens to it. Short version: as little as possible, and none of it is sold.
Cloudflare Web Analytics counts page views. It sets no cookies and has no visitor ID, so it cannot tell one person from another. I can see that a page was opened, roughly what country it came from and what kind of browser it was. That is the whole picture.
The gated apps sit behind Cloudflare Access. There are two ways in, and you pick:
Either way, what exists afterwards is your email address on an access list, a record of when you signed in, and a session cookie in your browser so you are not asked again for a week. Nothing about how you use an app is tied to your name.
What you type, and a one-way hash of your IP address that exists only to stop a robot flooding the form. Name and email are optional — leave them out and it is anonymous.
They run in your browser. Scores, sessions, settings and anything you build stay on your device unless you export a file and send it to someone yourself.
Nobody. Nothing is sold or shared, there are no ads and no trackers, and there is no marketing list. The only company that touches any of it is Cloudflare, which hosts the site and runs the sign-in.
Your address stays on an access list until you ask to come off, which takes one command; Cloudflare's own sign-in logs age out on its retention schedule. Feedback is kept while it is still useful. If you want to know what I have on you, want it deleted, or want off a list, email me and it is done.
RescueFitTraining@gmail.comlast updated 7 Sep 2026
