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Privacy note / 008Last reviewed October 4, 2026

Project inquiries / data boundaries

Your information and your choices.

Here is what we collect when you contact us or join the newsletter, how we use it, and how to ask for access or deletion.

PurposeDestinationOwnerRetention

Current public-site policy

What we collect and how we use it.

  1. 01

    What the brief collects

    When you submit a project inquiry, Augmere receives your name, business, email, project type and consent time. Optional fields include your phone, current website, audience, desired improvement, current problem, software names, approximate monthly spend and notes. We also record the page address used to submit. Unanswered optional choices are recorded as not specified.

  2. 02

    Purpose and retention

    The information is used only to assess and respond to a potential project. Submitted briefs use a 90-day retention target. Records older than 90 days are removed when the owner opens the private ledger or an inquiry is accepted, including a repeat inquiry. Records may remain longer during periods with no such activity; no daily deletion schedule is configured. Changing a review status does not extend retention. The owner can delete a brief earlier on request. Augmere does not sell the information.

  3. 03

    Sensitive information

    Do not place health details, financial credentials, legal confidences, government identifiers, passwords, or other sensitive information into a general project inquiry.

  4. 04

    Access, analytics, and demos

    The lead ledger is restricted to the Augmere owner account. It records review status and the time of the latest status change. No advertising tracker is attached to the brief. To limit spam, accepted inquiry attempts use a rotating hash of the network address; raw IP addresses are not stored in the lead database. Expired rate-limit records are removed during later inquiry processing or owner access. Public demos use fictional businesses; private prospect previews remain separate and access-controlled.

  5. 05

    The Augmere Brief newsletter

    Subscribing is optional and separate from a project inquiry. We store your email, signup date, page and form location, consent version, and an unsubscribe token in our private database so we can send occasional Augmere Studio emails. Only the studio owner can view or export the list and prepare personalized newsletter files. Preparation does not send email. We keep signup details until you unsubscribe or request deletion; unsubscribing or owner deletion removes your email and signup details. Every newsletter must include your personal unsubscribe link. A rotating hash of your network address helps limit spam; raw IP addresses are not stored in the subscriber database, and expired rate-limit records are pruned on later signup attempts or owner access. We do not sell your email.

Access or deletion

Request your information or ask us to delete it.

For access or deletion requests, email brett@augmere.studio with the subject “Privacy request.” To leave the newsletter, use the unsubscribe link in any edition. Do not include sensitive information.

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