Privacy Notice

The short version

This site does not use cookies, does not ask you for anything, and cannot identify you.

There is no contact form here. The only thing you can do is follow a link to book a conversation, and at that point you are on someone else's site under their own policy.

Who is responsible

Elevare, run by Lauren Lease. If you want to ask about anything on this page, write to hello@elevare-co.com.

What is measured, and what it is not

We count how many people view the page and how many click through to book a conversation. That is the whole of it.

To count a person twice in one day without knowing who they are, each visit is reduced to a short code made from the visitor's network address and browser, mixed with a secret value. That secret value is replaced every day. The practical effect: the code cannot be turned back into you, and yesterday's code cannot be matched to today's. We cannot follow you across days, and we could not tell you which visits were yours even if you asked.

This is why there is no cookie banner. There is nothing stored on your device to consent to.

What is not done here

• No cookies, and nothing written to your browser's storage.
• No advertising or social media tracking of any kind.
• No profiling, and no automated decisions about you.
• Nothing is sold, rented or shared for marketing.

Other companies involved in showing you this page

Cloudflare delivers the site and sits between you and our server, so it necessarily handles your network address. Cloudflare also adds its own basic traffic measurement to sites it delivers.

Calendly hosts the booking page. When you follow the invitation link you leave this site and Calendly's own privacy policy applies to whatever you enter there.

That is the complete list, and it is short on purpose. The typefaces and every photograph are served from this domain rather than from Google or an image network, so loading the page does not announce you to anyone else. If you inspect the page you will find nothing else, and if that ever stops being true this page changes first.

How long anything is kept

The visit counts are kept for twelve months and then deleted. They contain no name, no email address and no way back to a person.

Your rights

If you are in the European Union or the United Kingdom you have the right to ask what data is held about you, to have it corrected or deleted, and to complain to your national data protection authority.

We should be straight with you about what that means here: because the visit codes cannot be traced back to a person, we are not able to find "your" data to show or delete it. That is a consequence of collecting as little as possible, not a way of avoiding the question.

Changes

If this page changes, the date below changes with it.