The short version
senotel.co has no accounts for visitors, no forms, no ads and no analytics or tracking. The website's own code sets no cookies. You can read everything on it without telling Senotel anything about yourself.
What your browser keeps
To work well, the site saves a few things in your own browser (local storage), never sent to Senotel: your light or dark choice, a copy of the site's text and papers so pages open faster and still work offline for a moment, and, for the current tab only, whether you have already seen the opening animation. Clearing your browser's site data removes all of it.
Who delivers the site
The website is hosted by Cloudflare, and its text, papers and images are stored with Supabase. Like any web server, they receive the technical details of each request (such as your IP address and browser) in order to deliver and protect the site, under their own privacy policies. Senotel does not use these services to profile visitors. Fonts and code are served from senotel.co itself; there are no third-party trackers or embedded social widgets.
If you email Senotel
Email links open a new message to [email protected] (in Gmail on the web). If you write, Senotel uses your address and message only to reply, and does not sell or share them. To have your emails deleted, ask at the same address.
Links to other sites
Links to X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Discord, Reddit, LinkedIn and GitHub take you to those services, which have their own privacy policies.
Senotel's products
vClyps is not released yet. When it launches, it will come with its own privacy information explaining what it does with your footage, published here first.
Owner sign-in
The site has a private editor for its owner at senotel.co/studio. Visitors never need an account, and Senotel never asks anyone for a password by email or message. If anything claiming to be Senotel asks you for a password, it is not Senotel: please report it to [email protected].
Questions
Email [email protected]. More answers are in the FAQ.