Privacy
Short version: this site doesn't track you in any meaningful way. There are no cookies, no signup forms, no email lists, and no advertising pixels. The only data that touches our systems is anonymous traffic counts and — if you actually use the chat assistant — the messages you send to it.
What we collect
Anonymous traffic stats. Cloudflare (our host) counts page views and rough geographic regions for the site overall. No cookies are set, no individual visitors are identified, and we can't link analytics to anyone in particular.
Chatbot messages. If you type something into the chat assistant on the homepage, that message is sent to Anthropic (the company that makes the AI model) so it can generate a reply. If the conversation looks like a real request — not just a quick test or dismissal — the messages are also forwarded to Jeff via Telegram so he can dispatch the job. Messages stay in Telegram unless and until Jeff deletes them.
What we don't collect
- No cookies or tracking pixels.
- No email signup, newsletter, or account system.
- No location data — the site never asks for your GPS or IP-based location.
- No third-party advertising or remarketing tags.
Third parties involved
- Cloudflare — hosts the site and provides the anonymous analytics.
- Anthropic — provides the AI model that powers the chat assistant. Your chat messages pass through their API to generate replies.
- Telegram — Jeff's dispatch channel. Real chat conversations are forwarded here so Jeff sees them on his phone.
- jsonbin.io — stores Jeff's on-call status (on / sleep / break / etc.) so the site can show the right banner. No user data is stored here.
Calls and texts
If you tap a phone number or text link, you're using your own phone's dialer and SMS app. The website itself doesn't see that you called or what was said — that all happens between you, your carrier, and Jeff's phone.
Questions or deletion requests
Email Support@SwiftRoadsideService.com if you want a chat conversation deleted, have a privacy question, or just want to know what we have on file (which, for almost everyone, is nothing).