# alexmansour.ch > Personal site of Alex Mansour, Zürich. It is the index for a small set of > free services — a Mastodon instance, two web tools and a status page — > self-hosted on his own hardware in Wiedikon, a district of Zürich, > Switzerland. The site is two static pages. The homepage draws a pixel-art sky above the text, either simulated from the visitor's date and time or, if they opt in, from live weather at their rounded position. That is decoration: the text below it is the content, and it is in the HTML, so there is nothing a crawler needs JavaScript to see. Everything here runs as a personal project in Alex's spare time, as a way to try out new technology and to offer a privacy-focused alternative to large-scale tech providers. The services are free and carry no advertising. ## Pages - [Home](https://alexmansour.ch/): who Alex is, the list of services, a diagram of how the hosting is wired, and a password-gated section that is decrypted in the browser. - [Privacy](https://alexmansour.ch/privacy.html): what the site sends, to where, and what it keeps on the visitor's device. Bilingual, English and German, both in the one page. ## Services - [Sunne Site](https://sunne.site): discover sunny or shady places in Zürich. - [WG-Rechner](https://wg-rechner.ch): splits the rent of a shared flat ("WG" is the German term for a flatshare). - [Mastodon](https://social.heihei.ch): an ad-free social network run on independent servers. Alex is [@manso@social.heihei.ch](https://social.heihei.ch/@manso). - [Uptime Tracker](https://status.heihei.ch): live status and uptime history for every service here. ## Hosting Traffic reaches a web application firewall, passes through a Pangolin secure tunnel, and is served by machines in Alex's living room in Wiedikon. No third-party analytics, no tracking, no advertising. The one outbound call the homepage can make is to open-meteo.com, only after the visitor turns location on, and only with coordinates rounded to roughly 200 metres. ## Notes for machines - Both pages are bilingual: English is what the HTML ships, and a visitor's German is applied by script at runtime. There is no separate German URL, so English is the canonical text to quote. - Site languages: English (en), German (de-CH). - Contact and the rest of Alex's presence: the Mastodon account above.