What happens to what you tell me.

Only what you type into one of the forms: your name, your email, your business, and your answers to the questions. Nothing else. There's no tracking pixel, no advertising network, and no third-party script following you around.

The site records anonymous page counts so I know whether anyone is finding it. That's a count, not a profile — it can't identify you.

Into a database I control, hosted by Supabase, in the United States. The site itself is hosted by Vercel. When you submit a form, two emails are sent through Resend — one to you, one to me.

That's the entire list. Four companies, and each one is there to do a specific job you can see.

Me. That's it. Your answers are not sold, not shared, not published, and not used to train any AI model.

If I use an AI tool to help draft your assessment, I'll be working from what you told me — and I'll tell you that's what I did. It's the same standard I hold the work to.

As long as it's useful to you and me. If we work together, that's the life of the work. If we don't, I'll clear it out.

You can ask me to delete everything at any time and I'll do it, no questions and no attempt to talk you out of it. One email is enough.

Anything you give me to do the work — passwords, API keys, logins — lives in a password manager, in a vault of your own, and nowhere else. Not in email, not in a spreadsheet, not in a text file on my desktop.

When we stop working together, I'll ask you to rotate those credentials and then I delete my copies. That's part of finishing the job, not an afterthought.

I will never ask you for a master password, and if you offer one I'll tell you why I won't take it.

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