Legal
Privacy
Updated 10 November 2026.
What the start-free form stores with Cloudflare. Submitting does not send you an email.
Who this page covers
This policy covers the public marketing site at takedown.studio and the signup it sends to the console. The console is a separate host. Submitting this form does not sign you in.
The start-free form
If you submit the form, we store the signup with Cloudflare: an id, your name, company email, company, a hash of your password, the optional message, and the time. The message is cut at 2,000 characters. Name, email, and company are cut at 80, 160, and 120 characters. The password itself is not stored.
The company email is stored in lower case. A personal mailbox such as Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail, or iCloud is rejected. We use the address for the activation email if an operator approves the signup.
What the form does not do
The form does not send you an email when you submit. It does not activate the account, sign you in, start a takedown, open a case, or notify a registrar. An activation email is sent only after an operator approves the signup. A hidden website field is for automated posts. If it is filled, we show the thanks page and store nothing.
This site does not load a third-party analytics script, an ad pixel, or an embedded chat.
Language
This public site is English. It does not set a language cookie and it does not store a language preference. An address under /zh redirects to the English page.
How long the signup stays
A signup that is waiting for review stays until an operator approves or declines it. Approval sends an activation email with a time-limited link. Decline does not send that email, and the account stays unactivated. Following a valid link confirms your password and activates a Free workspace. This site does not publish a separate privacy mailbox.