Privacy and cookies

What this site knows about you, and what it asks first.

Ecchoverse keeps this short, because the site itself is short. There are two layers: an anonymous visitor count that runs without cookies, and a company recognition layer that runs only after you say yes.

Measured without cookies

Ecchoverse counts visits with Vercel Web Analytics. It records country, device type, browser, the page section that came into view, how far you scrolled, how long you stayed, and which contact route you used. It sets no cookies, stores no IP address and cannot identify a person. This runs for every visitor and needs no consent.

Asked first: recognising your company

If you accept the question on the home page, the site loads Leadinfo. Leadinfo matches the network you browse from to a company name, so Ecchoverse can see that, for instance, a broadcaster or a brand has visited, and which pages they read. It does not reveal a person's name. Ecchoverse uses this to follow up with the right organisation in a relevant way, and for nothing else.

The same yes allows a LinkedIn Insight Tag, which lets Ecchoverse show its work to visitors on LinkedIn later on. That tag is not active today; the question covers it so it does not have to be asked twice.

Legal basis: your consent. Your choice is kept in your browser for 12 months, after which the question returns. Leadinfo processes the data on behalf of Ecchoverse under its own terms, see leadinfo.com.

Change my choice

The chat with the Ecchonauts

The Ecchonauts are AI agents, not people. They run on a model from Anthropic and answer from a fixed sheet about Ecchoverse: what the studio does, who it works for and how a project starts. They have no access to clients, projects, figures or anything else from the studio, so a question in that direction lands on an invitation to talk to a human instead.

Your question travels to Anthropic, which processes it on behalf of Ecchoverse and does not train its models on it. The conversation lives in your browser tab and disappears when you close it. Ecchoverse keeps no transcript, sets no cookie for the chat and learns nothing about who asked what. Only the count of chats opened, questions asked and handoffs reaches the anonymous visitor count above. Treat it as a public conversation: what you would not put on a postcard does not belong in the box either.

The contact form

What you type in the form goes to Ecchoverse by email, is used to answer you, and is not added to any list. Mail and WhatsApp links open your own apps; nothing is stored on this site.

SIGNALS, the newsletter

When you subscribe to SIGNALS, Ecchoverse keeps your email address and the language of your edition, plus the dates of your request, your confirmation and our decision. Every request is first confirmed by you through a link in a mail and then reviewed by the Ecchoverse team. Your details are used for one thing only: sending you SIGNALS. They are stored in the private storage of this site and the newsletter is sent through the mail service Resend. Every edition carries a link that unsubscribes you in one click; from then on you receive nothing more. Ecchoverse does not pass your details to anyone else.

Applications

When you apply through the careers page, your details, your answers and your CV travel by email to Ecchoverse through the form service FormSubmit, which forwards the message. Ecchoverse uses them for that one recruitment only, shares them with no one outside the people deciding on the role, and deletes them once the recruitment is closed, unless you agree to stay on file for a future role.

Your rights

You can ask Ecchoverse what it holds about you or your organisation, have it corrected or deleted, and withdraw consent. Write to info@ecchoverse.com. Ecchoverse is part of the Eccholine group, Belgium.