Security
What this website does with your information, in plain English.
This page describes doyel-labs.com itself. Every line here is backed by the code that runs the site. If something changes, this page changes the same day.
When you visit
What we count when you visit, and what we don't.
We do measure traffic, and we'd rather tell you exactly how than pretend we don't.
Cookieless analytics
Approximate location counts
Static files over HTTPS
When you send the form
Where your message goes, step by step.
The contact form is the one place this site takes information from you. Here is exactly what happens to it.
Step 1: It must come from here
The message has to be JSON sent from doyel-labs.com, not from another website, and stay under 16 KB. Anything else is refused before it is read.
Step 2: A person check
A Cloudflare Turnstile check confirms you're a person. On this site and on every preview deployment, if the check can't run, the form refuses to send rather than sending unchecked. In production the check only accepts a token minted for doyel-labs.com.
Step 3: A limit per network and per email
A limit on messages per network address and per email address stops floods. The email is kept only as a hash. The limit counts only after the person check, so bots can't use up your allowance.
Step 4: Emailed to a person
The message is emailed to [email protected] through Resend, a mail-delivery service, and lands in a Google Workspace mailbox. You get one short automatic receipt that doesn't repeat what you wrote. Nothing is written to a database.
Step 5: Kept only as needed
It stays in that mailbox as long as needed to reply and work together. If something fails, the error you see never includes internal details.
Processors: Cloudflare (hosting, Turnstile, analytics) · Resend (email delivery) · Google Workspace (mailbox) · Cloudflare Web Analytics
What we don't do
Three things this site will never add.
No session replay, ever
No ad pixels or retargeting
No selling or sharing form data
Reporting a problem
Found something wrong? Tell a person.
Email [email protected] with what you found and how to reproduce it. A person reads it. The machine-readable policy is at /.well-known/security.txt. We thank reporters, and we don't pursue good-faith research.
The site's source is public on GitHub: github.com/Doyel-Labs-LLC/doyel-labs-com
Questions
Ask a person about any of this.
If a line on this page isn't clear, or you want to know how we'd handle your own site, call or write. A person answers.
Mon–Fri, 9–6 Mountain · A person replies within one business day
