Project inquiries
When you submit the contact form, Dardo stores your name, email, optional company, project brief, selected service and market in a private Cloudflare D1 database. We use this information to review the inquiry, reply and manage the project conversation. The receipt shown after submission confirms database storage; it is not an automated email.
Tools and downloads
Worksheet entries and calculations are processed in your browser. Downloading does not send their contents to Dardo. Choosing “Discuss this project” copies a brief into the contact form; it is submitted only when you send that form. Keep confidential details out of links you share.
Understanding what helps
Cloudflare Web Analytics measures visits and performance. Dardo also records tool completions, downloads and received inquiries with a page path, language and resource identifier. These event records exclude names, emails and worksheet contents. Our optional tool-event collection respects browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals.
During a browsing session, session storage remembers the first page, referring site and campaign labels. If you send an inquiry, those details accompany it so we can understand how people found the studio. The referring URL is reduced to its site name, and page query strings are excluded. IP addresses are used by Cloudflare rate limiting to protect the form; our inquiry database does not store them. Cloudflare may process network information to operate and secure the service.
Questions or removal requests
Contact Dardo to ask about, correct or request removal of information you submitted. Include your receipt reference if available. We keep project inquiries in the private inbox for follow-up; access is through the studio’s Cloudflare account.
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