Privacy
Privacy policy, in plain English.
The short version: this website collects nothing. The long version is below, and it's almost as short. Last updated: October 2026.
This site: no trackers, no analytics cookies
The CPUnity site loads everything it needs from its own files — HTML, CSS, images, and self-hosted fonts (Inter and Fraunces). It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, includes no advertising or social-media trackers, and phones home to nobody. Your browser talks to one server: ours. That's the entire data relationship, and we like it that way — the same standard we deploy for our clients.
Booking a call: Cal.com
The one third-party on the site is the booking calendar on the contact page. The scheduler is served by Cal.com (cal.com), a separate service. Anything you type into that calendar — your name, email, timezone, notes — goes directly to Cal.com and is handled under Cal.com's own privacy policy (cal.com/privacy), not ours. If you'd rather not interact with a third-party scheduler, use the email fallback below; it is a first-class option, not a consolation prize.
Email: hello@cpunity.com
Emails sent to hello@cpunity.com are read by our team, used to reply, and kept in our mailbox to keep the conversation in context. We don't sell, rent, share, or mine them, and we don't feed them to any third-party AI service. Want something deleted? Say so and it's deleted.
Client engagements
The privacy page's favorite paragraph: during an engagement, your data lives on your network, period. Deployed models and documents run on your hardware inside your LAN; we configure systems, we don't copy your data. Anything reviewed in an audit is accessed with your permission, inside your environment, under a signed NDA — and the data-privacy review we run for you is the same standard we hold ourselves to.
Changes & contact
If this policy changes, this page changes with it — no surprise clause-shape-shifting. Questions, deletion requests, or privacy conversations of any kind: hello@cpunity.com.