Privacy

We email Peter the name, email address, LinkedIn profile, message and any WhatsApp number you provide so he can respond to your inquiry. Contacting Peter or requesting an invitation does not subscribe you to marketing. Security codes and short-lived request counters linked to a hashed network address help protect the form from automated abuse. Your contact details are handled as part of the conversation you request.

We store answers, calculated results, language, submission date and the version/time of terms acceptance. Your email is stored separately and linked to the assessment for report delivery. Requested coaching can add contact details, instructions and interaction notes to the client record. Calculations generate findings for discussion; they do not make legally significant decisions about you.

We store your verified email and the profile details you choose to give, separately from assessment answers. Peter can read the profile to prepare for a requested conversation. Account access covers free Check-Up reports sent to your verified address. Sign-in email links last 15 minutes and can be confirmed once. These sign-in links are separate from report links and account sessions.

The main site uses local page assets. The Check-Up remembers acceptance with a service cookie lasting 24 hours and keeps unfinished answers in the same browser tab. Signing into a personal account sets an essential session cookie lasting up to 30 days; signing out revokes that session. Coach sign-in and workspace preferences use separate storage. No advertising cookie or third-party analytics script is used. Hosting and email systems process technical records needed to operate and protect the service.

We record starts, completions, report requests and email-send outcomes, explicit dashboard view choices, account creation, return use, consultation requests and onward booking clicks. Events contain opaque identifiers, dates and event types, without assessment answers or email addresses. They are retained for 90 days to understand use and improve the service. The identifiers can be related to retained service records; this is not anonymous data.

Our booking page opens the configured scheduling provider, currently Calendly. We record an onward click from a report link separately from a confirmed booking. An opaque reference may identify that report to Peter; it does not identify the person who clicked or grant access to the report. We send no assessment answers, email address or report-access link to the provider. The provider handles details you enter on its own page under its privacy notice. We receive the information needed to arrange your consultation.

Swiss data-protection law applies. Where the GDPR applies, providing the requested Check-Up and report uses the service agreement; optional coaching contact uses your consent. Useful relationship history and service security use legitimate interests, balanced against your rights. Specific legal obligations may require records. Earlier data keeps its original acceptance history; a new notice creates no new consent.

Deliberate app removal disables report access and places records in recoverable Trash for 14 days. App email-send records last 30 days. A deletion request also covers relevant notes, exports, mail and recovery copies. Records needed for legal obligations or claims are limited to that purpose. Removing a personal account revokes its sign-in sessions. Account removal and assessment removal are separate actions; you can request both. Service-use events expire after 90 days.

Hostinger provides hosting and email services. The sites are currently hosted in India, and hosting backups are stored in Singapore. Our intention is to transfer data to the EU shortly. The necessary information will be provided shortly.

You may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or a portable copy where applicable. You can object to use based on legitimate interests and withdraw consent for optional contact at any time; earlier lawful processing remains valid. We verify your identity proportionately. You may complain to the Swiss Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner or your relevant supervisory authority.