We don't run advertising pixels, session-replay tools, or third‑party trackers. If it isn't listed below, this site doesn't do it.
(a) The contact form
What: name, organisation, work email, what you're exploring, and your message — whatever you type into the contact form.
Purpose: replying to your enquiry.
Legal basis: our legitimate interest in responding to enquiries about our own product — you've contacted us expecting a reply, and we don't use the details for anything else.
Retention: for as long as the enquiry needs, and for up to 24 months afterwards (so we can pick a thread back up if you get back in touch) — then deleted.
Processor: when the form's backend is active, the message is sent via Resend (a transactional email delivery service) to our inbox. Resend processes and stores the message in the United States; that transfer is placed under the UK's international data transfer safeguards (an IDTA or the UK Addendum to the EU SCCs) before the backend is activated. Until then, the form falls back to opening your own email client, so the message goes directly to us with no processor in between.
(b) Booking a walkthrough
What: this site does not embed or contact Cal.com automatically. The booking page offers an external link. Cal.com receives data only after you choose to open that separate service and submit information there.
Purpose: arranging a call.
Legal basis: our legitimate interest in scheduling a meeting you've asked for.
Separate service: Cal.com describes itself as a controller for its service and says it uses cookies and similar technologies and may transfer information to the United States. Review Cal.com's privacy policy before opening the scheduler.
(c) Analytics
Current state: website analytics is not enabled. The configured analytics identifiers are empty, so this site makes no analytics request.
Future changes: analytics will not be activated until the provider, event list, lawful basis, storage/access behaviour, retention and access controls are approved and this notice is updated.
(d) Hosting and security logs
What: standard web-server logs (IP address, requested page, timestamp, user agent) — generated automatically by Cloudflare Pages, our hosting provider, for every site on the internet that serves pages over HTTP.
Purpose: keeping the site running securely — abuse prevention, fault diagnosis.
Retention: governed by Cloudflare's own log-retention policy, not something we configure per visitor.