Privacy

1. What is collected

The quote form asks for your name, email address, the package you're interested in, your timeline, a project description, and optionally how you found the site. That is the only collection point on the site. Emailing hello@daysprint.dev sends whatever you choose to write, nothing more.

2. Where it goes

A form submission goes to three tools, each with one job: Slack (a private workspace where the enquiry notification lands), Attio (the CRM where the enquiry is tracked through quoting), and Resend (which sends the acknowledgment email you receive). These providers store data on their own servers, mostly in the United States.

Your details are never sold, rented, or shared beyond those tools. No mailing lists - the only emails you get are replies about your enquiry.

3. What is not collected

No analytics, no advertising pixels, no cookies. The site sets no cookies at all. Hosting (Vercel) keeps standard server logs, which include IP addresses, for a short period - that is the extent of it.

4. Retention and deletion

Enquiry details are kept while the conversation or project is live, and for clients, as long as Australian tax and record-keeping law requires. To have your details removed from the CRM and email tools, email hello@daysprint.dev from the address you enquired with and they will be deleted.

5. Who is responsible

Daysprint is operated by Dan Sutherland (ABN 73 119 880 342), based in Melbourne, Australia. Questions about any of this: hello@daysprint.dev.