What we keep, and what we don’t
A small workshop, written by the people who built the site. Everything below describes what the application actually does — not what a template says it might.
Last updated 23 October 2026
Who looks after your data
The data described on this page is held by Mykhailo Mykhailovych Kashpruk, sole proprietor (FOP), taxpayer number 3579308393, Vinnytsia, Ukraine. For anything about it, write to [email protected].
When you order
Your name, email, phone number and delivery address, because a print cannot be made or sent without them. They stay with the order so we can find it again when you ask about it.
Files you send us
Models and reference photos go into private storage. We use them to quote the job and print it — nothing is published, shown in the gallery or passed to anyone else. Ask and we delete them. Otherwise they are deleted 30 days after the order is completed or the request is closed.
If you sign in
Accounts are handled by Clerk, our sign-in provider, which holds your name and email address. You can order without an account; signing in exists so you can see your past orders and quotes.
The newsletter
If you subscribe, we store your address and nothing else. To be straight with you: the site sends no email at all yet, so subscribing today means you are on a list for when it does.
Analytics
We use Google Analytics to see which pages actually help people order a print. It records pages viewed, language and currency, and actions like adding something to the cart or sending a quote request. If you are signed in it also carries an anonymous account id, so one person on two devices is not counted as two. It never carries your email address or the name of a file you uploaded. No advertising, and nothing sold on.
Cookies
Three of our own: your chosen language, your currency, and the answer you gave about analytics. Signing in adds one from Clerk. Your cart sits in the browser’s own storage and only reaches us when you check out. Accepting analytics adds Google’s.
Analytics: your choice
In the EU, the EEA, the UK and Switzerland we ask first, and nothing loads until you agree. Everywhere else analytics runs unless you turn it off. Either way, this switch decides it for this browser, and you can change it as often as you like.
Questions, or want it all deleted
Write to us and we will sort it out: [email protected]