Privacy

Two kinds of information, and they are not treated alike. What you type into an inventory is a description of a business. What a browser reveals about you is hashed on arrival and never stored as an address.

What we collect

From the inventory: the company, a contact name, an email address, a phone number where you give one, and your answers about systems, volumes, years and rights. From the request: campaign parameters, the referring page, the browser string, and a salted hash of the network address. Nothing else.

What we never collect

No payment details. No government identifier. No sample of the archive. The form asks about your records and never for them, and no page on this site accepts a file.

Why we hold it

To tell you what your archive is worth, to describe it to a buyer under a codename, and to reach you about it. An abandoned draft is kept so you can come back to it rather than start again.

Who else sees it

Five processors and no others: Fly.io hosts the application, Neon holds the database, Resend sends the confirmation and the sign-in link, the model providers named on the trust page see redacted shapes rather than values, and a seller's own inventory sheet sits in Google Drive. No advertising network, no analytics network, no data broker, and nothing is sold.

Cookies

A session cookie when you sign in, a theme preference, and a variant marker so the site does not change shape between visits. No third-party cookie is set by this site.

Your rights and how to use them

Ask for a copy of your row, a correction, or its deletion, and we will do it. One address: desk@artemisdataco.com. We answer within thirty days and there is no form to fill in first. Deletion removes the inventory, the contact details and the hash.

Where it sits

In the United States. If you are writing from the United Kingdom, Canada or the European Economic Area, that is a transfer, and the lawful basis for it is the contract you are asking us to consider or our legitimate interest in answering you.

How long

There is no timer. A row stays while it is useful and goes when you ask. We would rather say that than publish a retention period no job enforces.