People tend to worry about three things: that someone can see what they do online, that their payment details will leak, and that a company quietly keeps more than it admits. This page explains what we built so those worries don’t apply here, and what we do keep. The full legal text is in our Privacy Policy.
We’ve put the topics people ask about most at the top. Tap any one to jump straight to it.
At a glance
| Never collected | Kept to run your account |
|---|
| The sites you visit | Email |
| What you browse | Hashed password |
| The content of your traffic | Data used |
| Card numbers and payment-account details | Orders |
| Your name, phone number or address | When you last signed in, were last online and last used data; how many devices are online now |
What we built
Encrypted from your device to our host
Your device and our host agree on secret keys that only the two of them know, and everything between them is encrypted with those keys. Your network provider, the Wi‑Fi owner, or anyone else in between sees scrambled data, not the sites you open.
No connection logs on our servers
This is the most important promise we make to you: our servers never write down where you connect from or which sites you visit.
Payment details stay with the payment provider
When you pay, your card or wallet details go straight to the payment provider. We receive only the result: whether the payment went through, how much, and for which order.
Staff access is locked down
The admin console our staff use isn’t open to the public internet. It can only be reached from our internal network.
Backups are encrypted too
Account data is backed up so it can be restored after an incident. The backups are encrypted, so a copy in the wrong hands can’t be read.
This website doesn’t track you
This site sets no cookies and loads no trackers: no analytics, no ad pixels, no social buttons. The only outside code is a human check from Cloudflare on the sign-up, sign-in and password reset pages. It stops bots from creating accounts in bulk or guessing passwords, and it’s used for nothing else.
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