Privacy

If you buy something: your email address and the details Stripe needs to process a card. Your card number never reaches this site.

If you just visit: anonymous usage data — pages viewed, how far down you scrolled, which FAQ questions you opened — plus any utm_ parameters in the link you arrived on, so we know which ad worked. None of that identifies you.

There is no account, no login, and no newsletter signup, so there is nothing else to collect.

Send your receipt and your access email. See which landing pages convert and which ones lose people. That is the entire list.

We do not sell your data, rent it, or hand it to advertisers, and your email is not added to any list beyond the one for the product you bought.

• Stripe — Takes the payment and stores the card details we never see.
• PostHog — Product analytics: which pages get read and where people stop.
• Resend — Sends your receipt and your access email.
• Vercel — Hosts the site and keeps standard server logs.

Each of these has its own privacy policy, and each is a company we pay rather than one that pays us for access to you.

Some of these systems have you work with your own business data — a CRM export, a buyers list, job notes. That processing happens in your own AI tool, under your own account. It does not pass through this site and we never see it.

The products include guidance on what to strip before that data goes near any model. Read it. If you handle other people's personal information, that obligation stays yours.

Analytics cookies from PostHog, and whatever Stripe sets during checkout to keep the payment secure. No advertising cookies and no third-party trackers beyond those.

Email PLACEHOLDER@example.com and ask. We will tell you what we hold and delete what we are allowed to delete — purchase records have to be kept for tax and accounting reasons, which is a legal obligation rather than a preference.

PLACEHOLDER LEGAL ENTITY, PLACEHOLDER STREET ADDRESS. Questions about any of this go to PLACEHOLDER@example.com.