ReadyNative is run by Madiyar Baizhigitov. I collect as little as I can, I never sell it, and this page says what happens to it.
What I collect
- When you buy: Polar, which handles the payment, gives me your name, your email and the GitHub account you connect for repo access. I never see your card.
- When you write to me: what you type into the support form, plus a keyed hash of your IP address and your browser string to stop spam.
- When you browse: page views, clicks, page load times and errors, through PostHog in cookieless mode - no cookies, no session recording, and order ids are stripped from every URL.
- When you arrive from an ad: the ad’s click id (Google’s
gclid, Microsoft’smsclkid) and campaign tags stay in the page address while you browse, go into your Polar order if you buy, and are reported with the order value so the ad platform can count the sale. Nothing is stored on your device for this. - On your device:
localStorageremembers your theme and which version of the home page you picked. It never leaves your browser.
Why
To deliver what you bought, answer your questions, keep the site free of spam, and see which pages work.
Who else sees it
- Polar - payment, invoices, tax and refunds, and the GitHub access that comes with your order (its checkout script loads from the jsDelivr CDN).
- GitHub - hosts the private repository and sends your invitation.
- Vercel - hosts this site and keeps short-lived request logs.
- Neon - the database behind the support form.
- PostHog - the cookieless analytics.
- Google Ads and Microsoft Ads - only when you came from one of their ads and bought: the click id, the order value and a one-way hash of the order.
How long I keep it
As long as it is needed for the reasons above, and then I delete it.
Deleting your data
Ask through the support form and I will delete what I hold about you and tell you when it is done.
Children
ReadyNative is a developer tool, not meant for children, and I do not knowingly collect their data.
Changes
I post changes here and move the date at the top.
Contact
Questions about this page go through the support form.