UPDATED 27 OCTOBER 2026

Privacy & cookies.

This page explains how information submitted to Foundry83 AI Website Check is used.

Who handles your information

John Kuczer trading as Foundry83 is responsible for the information collected by this service. Contact john@foundry83.co.uk about your request or your information.

What we collect and why

The form collects your name, business email, public website address, optional website goal and optional marketing choice. We also record a request reference, submission time and the version of the consent wording. Please do not include passwords, payment details or sensitive personal information.

John uses these details to review your request, assess the public website in the agreed scope, deliver the check and discuss any work you ask about. The legal bases are taking steps at your request before a possible contract and the legitimate interests of handling business enquiries and protecting the form from abuse. Your details are not sold. The check is reviewed before delivery and does not make automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects.

Optional marketing

The unticked marketing box is separate from requesting the check. If you select it, John may email you occasional Foundry83 website tips and service updates using your consent. You can withdraw consent at any time by emailing John. This does not affect your free check or the lawfulness of earlier processing. No mailing platform is connected to this form.

Storage and access

Requests are stored in Cloudflare D1 through OpenAI’s ChatGPT Sites service. OpenAI and Cloudflare provide hosting and storage infrastructure and process technical connection information under their own terms. There is no public enquiry inbox or public endpoint for reading submissions. The site owner can review records through authenticated Sites database tools.

A saved confirmation is shown only after the database confirms the submission. No automatic notification or confirmation email is sent. John follows up separately by email.

Spam prevention

The form uses a hidden spam field, short-lived one-use tokens, a minimum completion time and rate limits. Connection and email identifiers are hashed with a server-side secret for abuse prevention; the form does not retain raw IP addresses. Security records expire within 24 hours and are cleared on subsequent use of the form service. Hosting providers may separately process connection addresses and technical logs.

How long we keep it

Form submissions, including the optional marketing preference, expire after one year unless removed earlier. Expired records are cleared when the form service is next used, so deletion depends on that next use. If you become a customer, a separate agreed service may require different record retention. You can contact John to request a review or earlier deletion.

Your choices and rights

You can ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability where applicable, withdraw marketing consent and object to processing based on legitimate interests. Email John with your request reference if you have one. He may need to verify your identity before sharing or changing a record. You may also raise concerns with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.

Submitting the form is optional, but the required fields are needed to handle your request. You can email John instead.

Cookies and external links

This website adds no advertising pixels, optional analytics or marketing cookies, and it does not store form details in browser storage. Fonts and icons are served with the website. Essential platform authentication and security cookies may be used to operate and protect the website. Their exact names and lifetimes are controlled by the hosting platform and have not been independently verified here.

Normal links do not load embedded third-party widgets. Following them opens services with their own privacy arrangements. The wider web design service has its own verified Foundry83 Web Design privacy information.