Privacy
How enquiries are handled
What the form asks for
Your name, your email address, what you are thinking about and your message; your organisation and a date or place if you want to add them. The site also notes which of its pages you sent it from, and the campaign tag in that page’s link if it had one.
What happens to it
When you press Send, your enquiry is stored on Cloudflare, which runs this site, so it can’t get lost on the way. From there it is emailed to my inbox and you get one automatic receipt by email, both through Resend, an email delivery service. It is also added to my own CRM, Attio, where I keep track of who I’m talking to and what I owe them a reply to.
I use it to reply to you and to talk about the work you asked about. It isn’t added to a mailing list, used for marketing or passed to anyone else. No AI reads or answers it.
What else the site sees
Cloudflare keeps short technical logs (such as an IP address) for security and to limit how many messages one address can send. Those logs record that an enquiry was handled, never what it says. To keep spam out, the form also runs Cloudflare Turnstile, a check that a person rather than a script is sending: it reads technical signals from your browser, never what you type, and isn’t used for advertising. There are no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies on this site.
The site counts, per day, which of its pages are viewed, where a visit came from (a campaign tag in the link, or the name of the site that linked here), and how many people start the form or click to email me or open LinkedIn. These are totals kept on Cloudflare: no cookies, nothing stored on your device, no IP address and nothing you type. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, you aren’t counted. Your browser may remember whether you paused the motion; that stays on your device. It also remembers the language you chose, on your device.
How long, and your choices
The copy stored on Cloudflare is cleared automatically 30 days after it has been delivered. In my inbox and in Attio I keep an enquiry for as long as the conversation or the work it led to is useful. Ask me to delete it, or to tell you what I have, and I will, in all three places. You can also complain to the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman (tietosuoja.fi (opens in a new tab)).
Who
Naapurusto Oy (business ID 3146298-8) and Ronny Eriksson, Helsinki, are together responsible for the personal data described here. For anything about it, email ronny@naapurusto.com, reply to the receipt you got, or reach me on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab).