Privacy

This is a first version, written before B2B Swap Meet opens. It describes what the site actually does today.

What we keep

• If you join: your email address, name, what you do, your company's name, website and size, your LinkedIn link if you give one, and your timezone as your browser reports it, so our end-of-day email arrives in your evening. Other members see your role and company size next to your answers, never your name or company.
• Your product: its name, website, one-line description, and who buys it.
• Your questions and answers, any screenshot you add to a question, the ratings you give answers, and your credit history.
• Sign-in links: when each was asked for and the network address it was asked from, to stop abuse. A link works once and for 60 minutes.

Who sees what

• Your question is shown to the members it asks for, never to people at your own company. Its screenshot is shown to them too, through a link that expires after a few minutes.
• An answer is seen by the person who asked and by us. The rating you give an answer is never shown to anyone else.
• Nothing you write here is public. A line from an answer would go public only if both of you said so, and the site has no way to do that yet.

Who we share it with

Only the services that run the site:

• Railway hosts the site and its database.
• Resend sends our emails.
• Cloudflare sits in front of the site and stores screenshots, in a private bucket.
• PostHog counts visits and which pages are used, without cookies, and the steps members take (joining, listing a product, asking, answering, rating) under a number rather than a name. It never receives your email, your name, your company or what you write.

We don't sell your information or use it for advertising.

Your choices

We email you when your questions get answers. Every one of those emails has a link that turns them off, and you can turn them back on from your profile. Sign-in links only come when you ask for one.

Write to [email protected] to see what we hold about you, to correct it, or to have your account deleted.