What we know about you.

Your handle, your platform, and what is public about your account

This is how we found you, and for most creators we had it before we ever wrote to you. It comes from creator discovery services and from your public profile: the handle, the platform, rough audience size and engagement, a location if the service has one, and a business contact address if you publish one. We use it to decide who to invite.

Your email address

To send you your code, the link to your kit, and the occasional update on where the product is. It is also how we reach you about your money.

Your shipping name and address

To send you a box. It goes to our store on Shopify as a real order so the box actually gets picked and shipped.

Your confirmation that you are 18 or older, and when you gave it

We are a supplement brand and we do not ship to or pay minors. We record that you confirmed it and the moment you did, which is not the same as verifying it and is not treated as if it were.

Your payout method and the handle or address to pay

To actually send you money. A PayPal email, a phone number or a Venmo handle. We never ask for and never hold bank account details.

A W-9, if you get near the reporting threshold

Because we cannot issue a 1099 without one. We keep the document you send us in private storage and we record that it arrived. We never store your tax identification number: not your SSN, not an EIN, not in any field of this application.

Clicks on your tracked link

So your kit can show you that people are clicking. A click is recorded as your creator record and a timestamp, and nothing else. We do not record who clicked, what their address was, or where they went next.

Orders placed with your code or through your link

To work out what you earned and to pay it. We record the order, what it was worth, whether the buyer was new to us, and what it earned you.

A little about the buyer, on orders attributed to you

The buyer’s email, name and shipping postcode and street are recorded against the order. It is the only place a customer is visible to this system, it is deliberately that narrow, and it exists so we can tell a real sale apart from somebody buying on their own code. It is never shown to you and never shown to any other creator.

Your link name, left in the browser of somebody who follows your link

When somebody follows your tracked link we put your link name on the address we send them to, and the store remembers it in their browser for 30 days, so a purchase they make a few days later is still credited to you. Our redirect also sets a cookie of the same name on our own domain, which is left over from an earlier version of this and is not read by anything. All of it holds your link name and nothing about them.

Shopify

Runs the store. Your gift is a real order there, so your shipping details go to it, and every sale on your code is recorded there before we ever see it. Your discount code lives there too.

PayPal

Pays you, and reaches Venmo. We send them the amount and the address or handle you gave us. They tell us what became of each payment.

Resend

Sends our email. Your address and the contents of the message pass through them.

Supabase

Hosts the database and the private storage that everything above sits in.

Vercel

Hosts and serves this application.

Influencers.club and Modash

Creator discovery. This is where the public profile information at the top of the list comes from, before you have heard of us.

Social Snowball, and Zapier

A referral platform we used to run this program on, reached through Zapier. It is retired. We no longer send it anything and nothing here reads from it. If you joined while it was running it may still hold your name, your handle and your email as an affiliate record, and we will ask them to delete it if you ask us to.

Errol & Pat