Privacy
What the contact form collects, where the message goes, and how to have it deleted
This notice covers one thing, because the site does one thing with your data. There is a contact form, and this is what happens to what you type into it.
The form asks for a name, an email address, a company if you want to give one, and a message. It carries one more field that is hidden from you and visible to an automated form-filler; anything that arrives with that field completed is discarded and never sent on.
A submission is delivered as email through Resend, the sending service this site uses, to one shared inbox that both engineers read. Resend holds a delivery record of it. So does the inbox. Nothing else receives it: there is no CRM behind this site, no mailing list, no advertising network, and nobody is buying it.
Your message stays in that inbox until you ask us to remove it. Write to the address below and say so, and it goes — out of the inbox and out of the delivery record. That is the whole policy. The same address reaches us for a copy of what we hold, or for anything else in this notice.
The rest of the site collects nothing. No analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party scripts, and no cookies. If you switch the page between light and dark, that choice is written to your own browser’s storage and stays there; it is never sent to us or to anyone else. The server that answers requests for these pages keeps ordinary web logs — the requesting IP address, the page asked for, the time — which is how a hosted site is operated and how abuse gets investigated.
Questions, corrections, deletion requests: hello@enclave.maxdcloudops.us.