What happens to your data
This page exists because the contact form asks for your name and email address. It says exactly what happens to them, without the lawyer paragraphs.
Updated: September 2026
What you give me
Through the form: your name, your email address, the project type and the message you wrote. Nothing else: I don’t ask for a phone number, a company, a tax ID or a budget.
Why I use it
To answer your brief. It goes into no newsletter, no CRM and no automated follow-up sequence.
Where it goes
The form sends your message through Resend, an email delivery service, straight to the studio inbox. The site keeps nothing in a database of its own; Resend processes the data only to deliver the message. If sending fails, you get the brief’s text back, to send from your own mail client.
How long I keep it
The email stays in the inbox for as long as the conversation runs and a year after, so I have the context if you come back. If you ask me to delete it, I delete it.
What you can ask for
To see what I hold about you, to have mistakes corrected, or to have everything deleted. Write to the address below and you get an answer within the same 24 hours as any other message.
Tracking and cookies
Only if you accept in the banner below: Google Analytics 4 measures visits — pages viewed, time on site, device type and approximate country — and sets the _ga and _ga_* cookies, which expire after at most two years. Google processes the data, including in the US. Without consent nothing loads from Google. Your answer is kept in your browser, not on a server, and you can change it any time from “Cookie settings” in the footer. The typefaces are served with the site itself.
Any question about your data, write to contact@dragosct.studio