Privacy policy

What Boost.cards collects, what it does not, and how to exercise your rights.

Privacy policyLast verified 2026-09-22Updated
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What we collect

By default, the Boost.cards website collects nothing personal. The calculators run in your browser; no input values are transmitted to a server.

If you choose to contact us by email, we receive the contents of your message and your return email address. We use this only to respond to your message.

Analytics

Boost.cards does not ship third-party analytics in the default build. If analytics are added later (e.g. privacy-respecting analytics), this page will be updated with vendor, scope and opt-out instructions.

Cookies

The default Boost.cards website sets no tracking cookies. Functional cookies (e.g. session, locale preference) may be set if you sign in to a feature that requires authentication; this will be visible in the cookie banner if introduced.

Your rights

If you contact us by email, you may request deletion of your message and any associated records at any time. We will action the request within 30 days.

EU/UK visitors have additional rights under GDPR. Contact us to exercise access, correction or deletion.

Changes to this policy

When this policy is materially changed, we update the visible updated date above. Significant changes are noted in the change log on the contact page.