Privacy policy.
This page explains what Mindmake collects, why it is needed and the choices you have.
Last updated: 26 August 20261. Who we are
Mindmake is the public brand of Mindmaker LLC. You can contact us at krish@themindmaker.ai.
2. What we collect
We collect only what is needed for the part of Mindmake you choose to use.
- For a private starting brief or a personal read: your first and last name, your work email, the part of the business you work in, the company we read from that email, the problem and use of time you choose, the page where you began and your separate publication-interest choice. We ask for a work address rather than a personal one because the read is built from the company behind it.
- For a general message: your name, email, company if supplied and the message.
- For paid work: the business information, files, notes and payment records needed to do the agreed work.
- For the publication: your email and subscription choices, handled through the publication provider.
- For the website: basic visit information and the privacy choice stored on your device.
The private brief may use public information about the company, and about the named person at that company, to prepare the read. It stores the resulting company read, your name and division, the brief choices and delivery records. The private brief database does not store the six-digit code, your raw internet address or a plain description of your browser. It stores one-way security codes made from some of this information to limit abuse.
3. Why we use it
Before you confirm your email, we use the information to research the company, prepare the brief, send the code and protect the service from misuse. Nothing is sent to us from the brief until the code is confirmed.
After confirmation, Mindmake tries to send your brief to you and a separate fit summary to our team. The summary contains your email, company, choices, public company read and a server-made starting recommendation. Either email can fail on its own. No automated sales sequence follows.
The publication box is separate and unticked. It records interest only. It does not subscribe you or authorise an automatic import. A publication sign-up must be completed separately.
We may also use information to take steps you ask for before a contract, to carry out a contract, to meet a legal duty and for the reasonable needs of running, protecting and improving Mindmake.
4. Who helps us handle it
Mindmake uses trusted providers for website hosting, data storage, email, company research, AI services, privacy-friendly analytics, payments and publication delivery. These providers process information for the service they supply. Some may process data outside your country.
We do not sell personal information. We may share it when the law requires this, when a business transfer requires it or when you ask us to.
You can ask for the current provider list and transfer safeguards by emailing us.
5. Analytics and your device
The site uses privacy-friendly analytics to count visits and understand which pages help. It does not use advertising cookies. Your privacy choice is kept on your device so the site can remember it.
External sites, including the Mindmake publication, have their own privacy terms.
6. Two emails, and then nothing
When you ask us to send your brief, we first send a six-digit code so we know the address is yours. After you confirm it you receive two emails: your results, and one follow-up fourteen days later. Those two are everything. There is no sales sequence behind them and no newsletter.
To send that one follow-up we keep your email address and the date it is due. The record is deleted 7 days after the email is sent, and sooner if you ask. The publication is a separate choice that you make yourself, and nothing from this website subscribes you to it.
7. How long we keep it
A private-brief code works for ten minutes. Five failed tries stop it. The code itself is not stored.
Private-brief records are deleted on a schedule. A request that is never confirmed is deleted 7 days after it was made. The one-way abuse-limit records are deleted after 48 hours. A confirmed request, together with its consent and delivery records, is deleted 12 months after it last changed. The follow-up record described below is deleted 7 days after that email is sent. You can ask for earlier deletion at any time. We first check the request really comes from you, then delete the record unless a legal duty requires part of it to be kept elsewhere.
Other information is kept only while it is needed for the reason it was collected, an active customer relationship, security, normal business records or a legal duty. You can ask what is held and why it is held.
8. Your choices and rights
Depending on where you live, you may be able to ask for a copy, correction, deletion, restriction or transfer of your personal information. You may also object to some uses.
You can leave the publication at any time through its unsubscribe link. Email krish@themindmaker.ai for any other request. If you are in the UK and remain unhappy, you may complain to the Information Commissioner's Office. People elsewhere may contact their local data authority.
9. Security
We use access controls and established service providers to protect information. No internet service can promise perfect security. Please do not put secrets or sensitive personal information into the public brief form.
10. Changes
We may update this notice when the service or the law changes. The latest date will appear at the top of this page.