What this site collects, and why.
This notice covers wovana.ai — this website and the early-access request form on it. That form is the only place this site collects personal data. wovana is in private beta: there is no account to create, nothing to log into, and no analytics, advertising, or session-recording script on any page here.
Who is responsible
Unpossible Creations, Inc. is the controller for the data described below. For anything on this page — questions, a copy of what we hold, a correction, or deletion — write to [email protected], the privacy mailbox for all Unpossible Creations products. [email protected] reaches us about wovana generally.
What the early-access form collects
When you submit the form, one record is written. It holds:
| Field | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Email address | You type it into the form. |
| Timestamps | When you first submitted, and when you most recently submitted. |
| Browser user-agent | Sent by your browser with the request. |
| Referring page | Sent by your browser with the request, if you arrived from a link. |
| Country code | Derived at Cloudflare's edge from the network address of the request. |
Nothing else. The record does not store your network address. There is no cookie set by this site, no tracking pixel, and no form field beyond the email box you can see.
Why we collect it
One purpose: to contact you about wovana early access. No newsletter, no sharing with anyone else, no selling. The three technical fields let us separate real submissions from automated ones and see roughly where interest is coming from; they are not used to profile you and are not combined with data from anywhere else.
How long it is kept
24 months from your most recent submission. This is enforced by the store rather than by a promise to remember: each record is written with a 24-month expiry, and submitting again resets the window. A record nobody renews expires on its own.
How to have it deleted
Email [email protected] and ask. We delete the record. You can ask at any time, you do not have to give a reason, and asking costs you nothing. The same address gets you a copy of what the record holds, or a correction to it. Requests sent to [email protected] work too.
Where it is stored, and who else is involved
- Cloudflare, Inc. — hosts this site (Cloudflare Pages) and stores the waitlist records (Cloudflare Workers KV). As with any web host, Cloudflare also processes routine request data at its edge, including your network address, user-agent, and request metadata, under its own terms.
No one else receives the list. It is not shared with advertisers, data brokers, or any marketing platform.
How the record is stored
Each record is filed under a SHA-256 digest of your address, so the address itself does not appear in a key listing, a storage dashboard, or the logs those surfaces produce. Your address lives in the body of the record — hashing the filing key is hygiene on that surface, not encryption of the record. If the store is unavailable when you submit, the form tells you the submission failed rather than reporting success for a signup nobody kept.
Changes to this notice
The version and date sit at the top of this page. A material change gets a new version number.