What we collect, and why

If you join the waitlist

Submitting the form stores exactly four things:

• Your email address — so we can tell you when the Factory opens up.
• The country your request came from — a two-letter code, from the network layer in front of this site.
• The network address the request came from — kept for abuse protection and to understand where interest comes from.
• Where you came from — the campaign labels in the link you clicked (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and our own source and stream_day), when the link carries them. If it does not, nothing is stored here.

Signing up twice with the same address does not create a second record and does not overwrite the first one.

What we do with it

We email you about access to Stigmera Factory. That is the entire purpose. There is no newsletter, no drip sequence, and your address is not shared with, sold to, or synced into anything outside this site.

Aggregate numbers — how many people are on the waitlist, which campaign brought them — are used to decide where to spend effort. The subscriber list itself is never published: this site has no endpoint that can return it, by design. The public counter returns a total and nothing else.

If you just read the site

No analytics scripts run on these pages and no cookies are set. The server keeps ordinary access logs — the request, the time, the network address — the way any web server does, and they are used for operations and abuse protection.

Your browser remembers one thing locally: the campaign labels from the link you arrived on, so that if you sign up on a different page we still know where you came from. It lives in your browser session, is cleared when you close the tab, and is never read by anything except the sign-up form.

How long we keep it

Waitlist entries are kept until the Factory opens and we have contacted you, or until you ask us to delete yours — whichever comes first.

Getting your data removed

Email [email protected] from the address you signed up with and ask us to delete it. We remove the record and reply to confirm. No form, no account required.

Same address for any other question about this page.

Changes

If this page changes, the change ships like everything else here — as a ticket, through the pipeline, into the public repository. There is no quiet revision.