Your website says you're closed Mondays.
You heard it from a customer.
On Goose, you enter the facts once — the dates, the prices, a run that ends on the 14th — and the site works out what to say.
Somewhere along the way, the tool became the task.
A slice off every ticket you sell. Visitors followed home by trackers. A site you can't leave without starting from scratch.
You've felt it before you had words for it. Here are the words: your tools are working for someone else.
Off-Leash builds the exit. This one is called Goose.
What getting free actually means.
Nobody takes a slice. Goose takes 0% of every sale, on every plan. You sell through your own Stripe account, and every payment lands in your balance.
Nothing's watching. By default, your visitors' pages carry no trackers and set no cookies. Your list is never resold.
Leaving costs you nothing. Your subscribers, orders and content download whenever you like, on every plan, Free included. Take everything and go.
Meet Goose.
This site is the demo.
Built with Goose. Open your network tab: no trackers, no analytics, no third-party beacons, no tracking cookies. The only scripts are our own — they theme the page and never phone home. Not because we promise. Because we never built the surveillance.
I spent time inside a company where trust was weaponized. The engineering was real. The promises weren't. I left understanding that a promise is just words — and that the only privacy guarantee worth anything is one the architecture enforces.