What we collect
Most visitors use the site without giving us direct personal data. We may process IP addresses for security, consented analytics data, and the details you submit in a privacy request.
Overview
Most visitors use the site without giving us direct personal data. We may process IP addresses for security, consented analytics data, and the details you submit in a privacy request.
We use privacy request details to answer your request, limited security data to prevent abuse, and analytics data only after consent so we can understand what is working and what is not.
We rely on a small set of providers for hosting, storage, security, and consented analytics. We do not sell personal data and we do not use visitor data for marketing.
Where privacy law applies, you can ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or portability. Use the privacy request page and we will handle the request through the public workflow.
Processors
Vercel
Hosting the public site
United States · DPA and platform safeguards
Neon
Database hosting
United States · DPA and encryption at rest
Upstash
Rate limiting and abuse prevention
United States · DPA and platform safeguards
Google LLC
Consented analytics via Google Analytics
United States · Standard Contractual Clauses
Microsoft Corporation
Consented analytics via Clarity
United States · Standard Contractual Clauses
Retention
Privacy requests
To respond to requests and keep a record of how they were handled
3 years after request closure
Admin access
To manage staff access to the content system
Life of account + 30 days after deactivation
Consented analytics
To understand site usage and improve the experience
13 to 14 months
Security logs
To prevent abuse and keep the site available
90 days
Data rights
Access
Ask for a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
Correction
Ask us to fix personal data that is inaccurate or incomplete.
Deletion
Ask us to delete data when there is no valid reason to keep it.
Restriction
Ask us to pause processing while a request or objection is reviewed.
Portability
Ask for your data in a usable format when the law requires it.
Objection
Object to processing that relies on legitimate interest.