What happens to what you send

Contact form: your name, email, organization, project category, budget range, and message.

Collaboration dossier: name, email, organization, preferred contact channel, project archetype, timeline, and requirement notes.

Nothing else is collected server-side. There's no account system, no payment processing, no file uploads through these forms.

Submitting either form sends its contents by email to [email protected], over HTTPS, via Resend (a transactional email provider). That's the only place it's stored — there's no database, no CRM, no spreadsheet it's copied into.

The email includes your reply-to address, so replying to it goes straight back to you.

Visits are counted with Google Analytics, loaded through Google Tag Manager. It records which pages are viewed, roughly where a visitor is and what kind of device they use, and it sets two cookies to do that (_ga and _ga_0QLV0YLQP8). Those are the only third-party scripts here: there are no advertising pixels, and nothing from analytics is attached to a message you send.

To stay out of the count, block cookies for this site or use Google's Analytics opt-out add-on.

A handful of small values live in your browser's own storage — whether you've seen the intro this session, your light or dark choice, whether sound is muted, a Breakout high score, and which pages you've clicked through (used for a small on-site progress indicator). None of it leaves your browser or identifies you; clearing your browser's site data removes all of it.

A submitted message is kept in the [email protected] inbox indefinitely, the same way any email you send would be, until it's deleted like any other email.

To have a specific submission deleted, email [email protected] referencing what you sent and when — it'll be removed from the inbox.