Privacy

The short version

• The shop reads a city name, or your browser location if you allow it.
• It sends that one thing to Open-Meteo to get the forecast.
• It keeps nothing. No account, no cookies, no analytics.
• Close the tab and the shop forgets you completely.

What the shop reads from you

Nothing on its own. Two things, only when you act. A city name, when you type one. Your location, when you press Use my location and your browser asks you to allow it.

Deny the browser prompt and nothing is shared. The shop works without either choice, since you can always sample a sky instead.

What leaves your browser

Two kinds of requests. Your city or your coordinates go to open-meteo.com, which returns the forecast. The page loads its letterforms from Google's font servers, and those servers see your IP address the way any web server does.

That is the whole list. No analytics, no ads, no trackers, no social buttons.

What the shop keeps

Nothing, in the technical sense. The sky read lives in the page's memory and is gone when you close the tab. No cookies are set. Nothing is written to your device. A second visit is a first visit.

The order box holds what you type in the page only. Sending an order opens your own email app with it. The shop's site never transmits those words, your mail app does.

The Forecast Box

The subscription is a design on this build, requested the same way as an order: through the box, by your own email. Nothing is charged. When it ships for real, this page changes first, and it will say exactly what is kept. The plan is small: your city and your email, nothing else, deleted on one request.

Questions

Write to hello@cloudys.store. A person reads it.