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Privacy

This page explains how llaunch ("we", "us") handles information when you use the public site and maker tools. It is plain-language product guidance, not formal legal advice. We may update it as the product evolves; the version on this URL is current.

Account and profile data

When you sign in, we process account information from our authentication provider—such as name, email, and account identifiers—so you can manage products, dashboards, and billing-related features. We use that data to run the signed-in experience and keep your listings tied to your account.

First-party visitor cookie

For visitors who are not signed in, we may set a first-party cookie named al_vid. It stores a random identifier so we can estimate unique views and similar engagement metrics without an account. The cookie is HttpOnly, scoped to our site, and is not used as a third-party advertising identifier.

Product analytics

On public product pages and related discovery surfaces we record engagement events such as views and outbound visits. Events are tied to a visitor identity (your signed-in user id when present, otherwise the anonymous visitor cookie) and a coarse source (for example directory or product page). Makers can see aggregated analytics for their own listings. We do not sell personal contact lists.

Cookies and optional analytics

When you choose Accept all in the cookie banner, we may load analytics tools (including Datafast) to understand overall site traffic. If you choose Essential only, we still use first-party cookies needed for core product features (such as visit counting on product pages), but we do not load those optional analytics tools. You can change your choice anytime from Cookie settings in the site footer. We store your preference in a first-party cookie named al_cookie_consent.

Public maker content

Product listings, comments, and links that makers publish are public by design. Makers control what appears on their listings; those pages may include names, logos, URLs, and other information they choose to share.

Service providers

We use infrastructure and service providers to host the app, authenticate users, store files, process payments when you buy paid features, and understand crawl traffic. Those providers process data only as needed to run llaunch.