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Privacy
This site collects one thing: your email address, if you choose to follow the build. There are no cookies and no tracking. Visits are counted without identifying you.
Who's responsible
Drey is made by Josh Cox at Prystine Web Solutions Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (number 12513859), registered office Barberry Dr, Didcot, OX11 6JY. Prystine is responsible for the personal data this site collects.
For anything to do with your data, email hello@prystine.co.uk.
If you follow the build
- What's kept: your email address and the date you signed up. Nothing else is asked for.
- Why: to send occasional updates as Drey is built, and a note when it's on the App Store. You've asked for these, and that consent is what allows it.
- Where: the list is held by EmailOctopus (Three Hearts Digital Ltd, a UK company), which stores it with Amazon Web Services in the EU, mainly Ireland. Some of their email sending and support tools are in the US, under the UK's approved safeguards. Their privacy policy has the detail.
- How long: until you unsubscribe, which you can do from any email. After that your address is kept only as unsubscribed, so you're never emailed again. Ask and it will be deleted altogether.
- Never: sold, shared or used for anything else.
Counting visits
Visits are counted with Plausible Analytics, run by Prystine on its own server. It uses no cookies and stores nothing that identifies you: just totals such as pages viewed, where visitors came from, country and device type. A sign-up is counted as a number, without your address.
Hosting
The site is hosted by Cloudflare. Like any web host, it sees your IP address in order to deliver pages and keep the site safe from abuse. The sign-up form runs through Cloudflare too, on its way to EmailOctopus.
Cookies
None. If you pick Light or Dark at the top of the page, that choice is saved in your browser and never sent anywhere.
The Drey app
Drey keeps your clients, notes and figures on your own devices and in your own iCloud. I never see them. This page will cover the app in full before it's released.
Your rights
You can ask what's held about you, have it corrected or deleted, or withdraw consent by unsubscribing. If you're unhappy with how your data has been handled, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.