Privacy.

What you hand over.

A website URL and an email address. Founding-access requests also carry the plan you picked. That is the entire form.

What the engine does with your URL.

It reads and captures pages of the publicly reachable website you submitted: screenshots, page copy, and surface signals, the same way any visitor’s browser would. That is what your snapshot is built from.

What we keep, and for how long.

The request record: the URL, its domain, your email, the plan if any, when the request arrived, and the IP address it came from. It lives privately in this site’s database and is how we enforce the limits we publish: one free snapshot per site, one per inbox. We keep it while the service operates so those limits stay enforceable, or until you ask us to delete it.

We also keep a short-lived counter from your IP address to throttle abuse. It expires on its own within an hour.

Every third party, named.

Two exist. Cloudflare hosts this site and delivers it worldwide; like any host it keeps standard connection logs. Google Workspace delivers our email, including the snapshot that lands in your inbox. The site preview you see after submitting is drawn by this site itself — no screenshot service is involved. That is the entire list. If payments switch on, they will run through Stripe, and this page will say so the same day.

What we email you.

An acknowledgment when your request queues, the snapshot itself, and follow-ups about that snapshot. Replies reach a human. Your address never joins a list you did not ask for, and we never buy, sell, or rent lists.

What we never do.

No advertising pixels. No third-party analytics. No tracking cookies. No cookies at all, in fact. No selling, renting, or sharing of your data with anyone. The one thing we do measure is first-party and aggregate: anonymous counts of page and form events (which form, on which page, mobile or desktop), stored on our own infrastructure. They never include your URL, email, IP, or any identifier that could point back to you.

Do Not Track.

We do not profile you or follow you across other sites, and we store no identifier that could single you out here. The first-party counts described above are anonymous and aggregate, so a Do Not Track signal has no profile to switch off.

Your data, your call.

Ask and we will show you the record we hold, fix it, or delete it, including releasing your snapshot slot. Write to proof@inflectedge.com or reply to any email we have sent you.

Our standing rule.

If our practices change, this page changes in the same release, not after, and the date below moves with it.