How your data travels.

What I collect

Only what you send me, and only when you send it.

• Contact form (/contact): your name, your email, and the answers and message you write across the steps.
• Lab signups (the early-access or waitlist popup on the lab pages): your email, an optional note, and which project you signed up for.

Where it goes

When you submit, your browser sends it to two places at once.

• Web3Forms, a form service that forwards it to my inbox.
• This site's own server, which saves it as a lead in the site's database (Payload CMS on a Neon Postgres database) and uses Resend to email me a notification and to email you a confirmation.

I use it only to reply to you, or to tell you about the project you signed up for. It isn't sold and it isn't used for advertising.

No tracking

No analytics or advertising scripts are loaded, and the site sets no tracking cookies for visitors.

One small thing is kept in your browser's localStorage: a key called oq-visited, so the site can say “welcome back” on a later visit. It never leaves your device, and clearing site data removes it.

Hosting and other services

The site is hosted on Vercel, which processes standard request data, such as your IP address and browser type, to serve pages. That falls under Vercel's own privacy policy. The services above have theirs too:

• Vercel privacy policy
• Web3Forms privacy policy
• Resend privacy policy

Keeping and deleting

Messages and leads are kept until I delete them. If you want to see, correct, or delete what you sent, write to me through the contact form, and I will do it.

Changes

If any of this changes, this page changes, with a new date at the top.