The lock pin
What is held, and what is let go
A lock pin holds one thing in place and nothing else. Same principle here: a short list of what this site keeps, a longer list of what never reaches it, and no paragraph that needs a lawyer to translate.
What stays
- Anonymous traffic counts. Which pages get read and roughly where from, so we know which chalk notes are worth writing more of.
- Your email, while we answer it. The thread lives as long as the conversation, then it is archived and forgotten.
- A session cookie. The single one your browser needs to render the page.
What never arrives
- Payment details. No checkout runs here, so there is no card number to lose.
- Accounts. Nothing to sign into, no password to store, no login to breach.
- Advertising profiles. We do not build them, sell them, or keep a mailing list to add you to.
The parts worth spelling out
Affiliate links
Every buy stamp carries a tracking code. Follow one and buy something, and the partner store pays us a small commission; the price you pay is identical either way. That code identifies this site, not you — it says nothing about who followed the link.
Analytics, in detail
Aggregate and anonymous: page, referrer, rough country, device class. No cross-site tracking pixels, no session replay, no cursor heat maps, no attempt to recognise you on a second visit.
How long anything is kept
Traffic counts are aggregated monthly and the raw logs roll off. Email threads are archived once resolved and deleted on request, immediately. There is no third bucket.
What happens once you leave
The moment a buy stamp opens the listing, you are on the partner store's site under their privacy notice. Your address, payment and order history belong to that relationship, not to this one, and their notice is the one to read for it.
Asking us to delete something
Write to contact@yoleo.pages.dev and the email thread goes. There is nothing else here tied to you to remove — which is the point of building it this way.