Privacy
Short, because there is very little to tell, and that is the intention. The site has no account and no tracking.
What we keep
| What | How long | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Your list — part numbers, quantities, delivery country, currency | 90 days after you last touched it, then it is deleted automatically | So the address can be bookmarked and used again once the prices have moved |
| That somebody went on to a shop — which shop, which recommendation, and the amount we showed at that moment | For now with no fixed limit. It is unresolved, and it stands as an open question in our own documentation rather than as a decision we took without saying so | So we can answer a disagreement about an amount with the figure you saw, and so we can see whether the recommendations are used |
| One anonymous statistics line per basket computed — product categories, ranges instead of amounts, which shops won or lost | With no time limit, because there is nothing to delete | It is how we can see whether the product works, and in the longer run what we sell to shops and manufacturers. See below |
What we do not keep
- No account. There is nothing to create, and there is no login.
- No tracking. No analytics tools, no pixels, and no recognition from visit to visit.
- No e-mail, no name, no address. We cannot write to you, and we cannot look you up.
- No payment. We do not accept card details and never have. You pay at the shop.
The statistics, and that they are sold
For every basket we compute, we keep one line about the basket — not about you. It has neither the list's id, a user, an IP address nor a timestamp finer than an hour, and it contains no amounts, only ranges. It therefore cannot be traced back to your list or to you.
We expect to sell statistics of that kind to shops, manufacturers and analysts. It is here because it is fair to know, not because the law requires a disclosure about something that is not personal data. No single basket can be read out of the figures, and nothing that describes you is sold.
Delete your list
At the bottom of your own results page there is a button that deletes the list and its items immediately. The address is the key: whoever has the link can delete the list — and can read it already, so the button gives access to nothing the link did not give already.