> Looks like a great tool!
Thanks! I spent over 8 years working on it, I am still improving it :)
There is a page regarding privacy here: https://docs.uxwizz.com/about/personal-data-information
> I see that it tracks IP addresses, is that legal
My specific instance of UXWizz does not track IP addresses (you can disable that in the tracking settings), but only a hash of the IP+User Agent.
As for the privacy laws regarding tracking IP addresses, it's not very clear whether it requires consent or not as the law is ambiguous. The IP itself alone can not be directly considered personally identifiable information (PII) as having an IP address only, can not define which real person is the data associated with. Another thing to consider regarding IP addresses is that by default almost all services/servers/devices have an access log that does store IP addresses in plain text, so even if UXWizz does not store the IP, your OS/server/router/ISP might do.
> where people don't respond or opt out of eu cookie consent
As explained in the documentation above, UXWizz does not use any cross-session persistent storage on the user's system (not cookies nor localStorage).
Also, being self-hosted, no data is shared with/sent to 3rd parties.
If you need more detailed answers or want a deeper discussion on this subject you can contact me on Twitter or via the contact form on uxwizz.com.