What this site keeps, and where it goes.

What you send me

• A request for the Blind-Spot Review (/session/): your first name and email, and, if you fill them in, your phone, the decision you're stuck on, and the days or times that suit you.
• The quiz: your first name and email, your answers, your result and scores, and the two optional questions if you answer them. Your browser's time zone is sent too, and isn't kept. If you leave your email halfway through, your name, email and answers so far.
• Tell me where you are (/apply/): what you fill in on that form.
• Payment (/pay/): your email, and the first name in the link I send you, to start the payment, with the tag on the link you followed.

Each form also sends where you came from, if the site knows: a tag on the link you followed, or the name of the site that sent you.

Why

To read your request and get in touch to set a time. To send your quiz result and the short emails after it. To take the $297 payment. And to see which pages and links bring people here.

Payments

You pay on Stripe's own checkout page. Your card details go to Stripe and never reach this site. When a payment goes through, Stripe tells the site, and I get your email, a first name (from my link, or the name you type on Stripe's page), the amount, and the payment reference.

Visit counts

Each page sends a small record to the site's own server: what happened (for example a page view, a click toward the quiz or a request, or starting or sending a form), the page, the name of the site that sent you, where you came from, your country as Cloudflare reports it, and a random id. Some records add a short detail, such as the words of a link you clicked, your quiz result, or your answer about the six months on /apply/.

Totals from these records are published at an address anyone can open. They show counts and, for the request form, which boxes were used, never an id, name or email.

The random id is made by your browser and kept in its local storage, not in a cookie. The site's own code sets no cookies. The site doesn't store your IP address; it only uses it to limit how many requests one address can send in a minute. These records don't carry your name or email. On the request form, they note which boxes you used and whether you filled them in, never what you typed.

Your browser also keeps your quiz result and where you came from, so the site can show your result again. Clearing this site's data in your browser removes them, and the random id with them.

Who else handles it

• GoHighLevel holds the contact details, answers and notes from every form, and sends the site's emails, including an email to me with each request, /apply/ form and payment.
• Stripe takes the payment.
• Cloudflare runs the site, so every visit passes through it. It stores the visit counts and a short record of each payment (the payment reference, your email and the amount).
• Meta (Facebook). Most pages load Meta's pixel, which tells Meta when a page is viewed, the quiz is finished, or a request or the /apply/ form is sent. The site's code passes Meta no names, emails or answers. Meta's script runs on pages with forms, and depending on Meta's settings it may read what's typed into them. It can also read the address of the page it's on, so it isn't loaded on the payment pages, or on any page whose address carries your email, first name or quiz answers, and the site keeps those addresses out of what the next page reports. What Meta's script keeps in your browser is up to Meta.
• Google serves the site's fonts, so your browser contacts Google to load them.

The site's code sends your details to no one else.

Emails

After the quiz: your result, then seven short emails over about sixteen days, each with an Unsubscribe link. If you leave your email halfway through the quiz and don't finish, one reminder. A request for the Blind-Spot Review gets one short reply. Sending a request or the /apply/ form, or paying, stops the seven emails after the result, and the halfway reminder.

Reading requests

I read every request myself. I may go back over them to make these pages clearer, and keep short phrases from them, about fifteen words at most, with no names or details that could point to you. An AI tool picks out those phrases: it reads the requests as they were sent, name and contact details included, and only the phrases are copied into the log.

How long it's kept

The site never deletes your records on its own. Your details, the visit counts and the payment records have no set end date. Stripe keeps its own records of payments.

Questions, a copy, or deletion

For a question about any of this, or to ask for a copy of what's held about you or to have it deleted, email me at daniel@theaccountablelifeseries.com, or reply to any email from me or from this site. I handle these requests myself. The visit counts carry only the random id, not your name, so they can't be looked up by name.