Privacy notice.
This is placeholder legal copy pending final source. The mechanism described on the landing is unaffected; this document names what we do and do not collect on the marketing surface itself.
§A.1 Scope
This notice covers tiravan.com, the marketing site you are currently reading. It does not cover app.tiravan.com (the product) or docs.tiravan.com (the documentation). Those surfaces publish their own notices linked from their footers.
§A.2 What we collect
Three things, two from you deliberately:
- Waitlist email address. When you submit the waitlist form, we store the email you provided so we can email you when a tenant is available. The Cloudflare Pages Function that receives it applies a per-IP rate limit and forwards the address to the Tiravan leads spreadsheet through Google Apps Script.
- Demo request details. When you request a demo, we store the email and any name, company, or message you choose to submit so we can schedule the walkthrough.
- Aggregate visit analytics. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts page views and referrers without setting cookies and without a persistent identifier per visitor. This is why the site does not display a consent banner.
§A.3 What we do not collect
- Tracking cookies of any kind.
- Session identifiers that persist beyond a page load.
- Third-party advertising pixels, marketing tags, or session recorders.
- Any content of the pages you scroll past, other than the fact of the visit.
§A.4 Data location and retention
Waitlist and demo-request leads are stored in a Google Sheet owned by Tiravan Labs. Lead records are retained until you unsubscribe, request deletion, or the beta outreach period ends. Aggregate analytics are retained by Cloudflare per its own retention policy.
§A.5 Rights and requests
Email privacy@tiravan.com to request access to, correction of, export of, or deletion of the personal information we hold about you. We respond within one business day and typically process the request the same day.
Full compliance-grade privacy copy will replace this document before public launch. The behavior described above is authoritative in the meantime.