Everything this site collects, why it collects it, and exactly how to make it go away. No legalese. No dark patterns. Last updated May 16, 2026.
IntegrityBuilds.dev is a static site with one form. The contact form on the home page POSTs to a Cloudflare Pages Function that writes the submission to a database (Cloudflare D1) and emails me. That is the only data this site stores about you.
The submitted record contains:
That's the whole list. No Google Analytics, no Facebook pixel, no third-party tracking script, no cookies set by this site. The host (Cloudflare) collects standard edge request metadata in the normal course of serving any website (timing, country, user-agent) and, if Web Analytics is enabled, an anonymous page-view ping. None of that is shared with me beyond aggregate counts.
Raw IPs identify people. Hashed IPs don't, but they're still stable enough to let me spot repeat submissions from the same source (useful for triaging spam). The hash uses SHA-256 with a salt stored in a server-side environment variable. The plaintext IP never lands in the database.
The submission database (D1) is hosted by Cloudflare. The notification email is sent
via Resend (a transactional email provider) to my personal inbox at
[email protected]. I review submissions manually. There is no
CRM, no marketing automation, no third-party tracking.
Submissions stay in the database while I work the inbound. Active threads are kept for client-relationship reasons; inquiries I've replied to and closed get deleted after 90 days unless you've become a client.
This site sets zero cookies. Cloudflare's CDN may set its own bot-management cookie
(__cf_bm) as part of normal anti-abuse traffic; I don't read it or use it
for anything.
Email [email protected] with the subject line "Privacy request" and one of:
If you're in the EU/UK, these requests are your rights under GDPR. Honoring them is the policy here regardless of where you live.
No silent rewrites. If the practice changes, this page changes, and the "Last updated" date at the top of the page changes with it.