Privacy

The short version

This site is a set of static files. There is no account to create, no login, and no database of visitors. There is no analytics script, no advertising pixel and no third-party tracker on any page, and the site sets no cookies of its own.

Most of what a privacy policy normally has to explain does not apply here. What follows is the small amount that does.

What loads from other companies

Two things on these pages are served from somewhere else: the typeface, from Google Fonts, and a 3D graphics library from a public code CDN, which draws the moving background. Both receive your IP address and browser details as an unavoidable part of sending you a file — the same as any host does. Neither is given anything about you by this site, and every page reads and works with both blocked.

The Website Prompt Generator

It runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are never transmitted, never stored, and never reach me — closing the tab is the end of them. There is no account, no saving, and nothing to opt out of, because there is nothing being collected in the first place.

The contact and newsletter forms

Both are handled by Formspree, which receives what you type and forwards it to me by email. That means your message and your email address pass through their systems and are stored there as well as in my inbox. Their privacy policy governs that leg of it.

What I do with it: read it, and reply. Contact messages are not added to any list.

The newsletter is a signup list and nothing more right now. Subscribing sends me your address — there is no mailing platform behind it yet and nothing has ever been sent to it. When there is one, that company will be named here and the date above will change. If you would rather not wait to find out, write to me and I will delete your address.

Buying things

Nothing is for sale on this site today. When something is, checkout will happen on the payment provider's own pages under their privacy policy, and card details will never touch this site. That provider will be named here before the first sale, not after.

What the products do with your data

Worth stating plainly, because it is the question that actually matters for a catalogue of AI tools: anything you download from here is designed to run on your machine or inside your own account, and to send nothing back to me. Where a tool calls an AI model, what you give it goes to that model's provider under their terms — so if you handle confidential material, the document to read is theirs, not this one.

Your rights and how to ask

You can ask what I hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Write to hello@letairun.space, or use the contact page — the email is the more direct route, and it does not pass through Formspree on the way.

Realistically the only things that exist to delete are a message you sent me and, if you subscribed, your address on the signup list.

Changes

If this changes materially — a new provider, or anything that starts collecting more than the above — the date at the top changes and the change is described here rather than made quietly.