What happens to what you send
This page collects nothing behind your back. Here is the full list of what it does collect, in plain words.
What is collected
Only what you type into a form: your contact (Telegram, WhatsApp, Viber, phone or email), the name of your business and whatever you write about it. If you create an account, your email address. Nothing else is asked for and nothing is bought from anyone.
Where it lives and who sees it
Enquiries are stored in a database on the workshop’s own server — the same one this site runs on. A copy of each enquiry is delivered through Telegram so it can be answered quickly, which means Telegram processes that copy under its own privacy terms. Beyond that, no third party receives your data, and it is never sold or shared.
Your IP address
The server processes your IP address briefly for abuse protection: the enquiry service allows five submissions a minute per address. The address is not attached to your enquiry and is not used for analytics. Standard server access logs may contain it and are rotated out within fourteen days.
Cookies and analytics
No analytics cookies, no advertising pixels, no external trackers. The site keeps its own anonymous counters (which page was viewed, which button was pressed) without cookies and without anything that identifies you. Signing in to the client area sets one cookie whose only job is to keep you signed in.
How long, and how to delete it
Your enquiry is kept while we talk and while your project lives. Say the word in any reply — or send “delete my data” through the form — and everything tied to your contact is removed from the database, and the Telegram copy is deleted by hand. Nightly backups that still hold it roll off within fourteen days. No questions, no waiting period.
No newsletter, no calls
Your contact is used to answer you, and for nothing else. No mailing lists, no follow-up sequences, no calls unless you ask for one.
Questions about any of this: write through the form on the main page and ask.