The contact form asks for your name, your email, an optional phone number, the kind of project on your mind, a rough budget, and whatever you'd like to tell us. It lands in our inbox and stays there. We use it to reply and to scope the work honestly, and for nothing else. You won't be added to a mailing list, and there is no mailing list to be added to.

Email and phone work the same way. What you share in conversation stays between us, and anything you'd like us to forget, we'll delete on request.

Your browser talks to a small number of outside companies when the site loads, and we'd rather you hear it from us.

Google Fonts serves our typefaces. Loading them means Google's servers see your IP address; Google's privacy policy covers that request.

When you press send on the contact form, a form delivery service carries your message to our inbox. Its only role is delivery.

That's the complete list. If it ever grows, this page grows with it.

This policy covers our apps as well as the website, and the same instincts apply. Unless a specific app's store listing says otherwise, an app we publish works without an account, collects no analytics, shows no ads, and keeps your data on your device. Deleting the app deletes what it holds.

If a feature ever needs to send something off your device, the app asks first and says why in plain terms.

Project inquiries stay in our inbox while the conversation or the work is alive, so coming back to us a year later doesn't mean starting from scratch. Ask what we're holding about you and we'll tell you. Ask us to correct it or delete it and we will, usually within days.

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