The only secretworth keeping.
A house that sells discretion should be able to say plainly what it knows about you. This is the whole of it.
I
What we ask for
An email address, if you sign in. There is no password — we send a single-use link, so the address is the whole account.
An email address, if you join the waitlist. It is stored once and used for one message: the day checkout opens.
Whatever you write, if you submit a story — the line itself, the name you chose to be called, and a city. We do not ask for your age beyond a yes, or anything that identifies you further.
A name, a postal address and a phone number, if you order. They are kept with the order, because a parcel needs somewhere to go and a courier sometimes needs to call.
II
What we never collect
No advertising or tracking cookies, and no third-party analytics script. The site sets no cookie at all until you sign in, and the one it then sets is your session.
Payment details, because checkout is not open. When it is, card data will be handled by the payment provider and will not touch our servers.
Your browsing history across other sites. Nothing here is shared with an ad network, because none is loaded.
III
Where it is kept
In a Supabase project we control, and the site is served by Vercel. Those are the only two processors involved.
Your bag and your saved objects live in this browser's local storage. Once you sign in, saved objects are also stored against your account so they follow you — nothing else is.
IV
Stories are opt-in, always
A submitted story is not published by submitting it. It waits in a queue until a person reads it, and it appears only under the name and city you gave us.
If you change your mind — before or after publication — write to us and it comes down. We do not ask why.
V
Having it removed
Write to atelier@getfink.co and ask. We will remove your address from the waitlist, delete your account, or take down a story.
You do not need to give a reason, and asking does not affect anything you have already ordered.
Written from the code, not a template.
Every line above describes something the storefront actually does. If that stops being true, this page changes with it — and if you think it already has, tell us and we will correct it.