Drill Atlas uses lightweight same-origin capture to understand demand for the app catalog and improve the daily drill experience.
Waitlist forms collect schema version, email address, selected interest, selected track, optional team size, optional team use case, optional note, optional daily drill ID, source page, funnel step, page path, timestamp, anonymous session ID, and campaign parameters from the URL.
Daily drill events collect schema version, event name, topic, selected track, difficulty, daily drill ID, canonical command when available, correctness, source page, funnel step, page path, timestamp, anonymous session ID, and campaign parameters. The typed answer is not sent.
If you use the contact form, Drill Atlas stores your name, email address, subject, and message so the team can reply. This is used only to respond to your inquiry and is never sold or used for marketing.
If you subscribe to product updates, Drill Atlas stores your email address along with the source page, funnel step, timestamp, anonymous session ID, and campaign parameters. It is used only to send Drill Atlas product updates and is never sold. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Captured waitlist, contact, and newsletter records are stored with a retention window (12 months by default) after which they expire automatically. To request earlier deletion of your data (right to erasure), email hello@drillatlas.com from the address you used and we will remove matching records.
Collected information is used to understand demand for GitDrill, BashDrill, DockerDrill, teams, and future Drill Atlas products. Drill Atlas does not sell waitlist or drill-event data.
Production capture is handled through same-origin Cloudflare Workers endpoints and stored in Cloudflare Workers KV.
The site keeps a recent local copy of page events and waitlist submissions in the visitor's browser so the experience continues working if a network request fails.
Drill Atlas does not install third-party analytics scripts, advertising pixels, social tracking pixels, or external fonts.
TerminalDrill remains a separate iOS app and product site. Its App Store support and privacy links should remain stable while Drill Atlas grows.