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Privacy Policy

How personal information is handled when you visit The Cofounder’s Hub, written in plain language. This draft reflects the website as it works today, including the fact that the contact and newsletter forms are not connected yet.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Draft for review — This page should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before the website is published.

Scope and who this policy covers

This policy explains how personal information is handled on this website, The Cofounder’s Hub. It covers the pages you can visit here, including the homepage, Cofounder Discovery, The Cofounder’s Handbook, Insights articles, the About and Tanis Jorge pages, and the Contact page.

It does not cover other websites you reach by following a link from here, such as booksellers, social media platforms or any other outside service. Those organizations have their own privacy practices.

We intend to handle personal information in line with applicable Canadian and British Columbia privacy requirements. We also aim to follow widely accepted privacy principles: being accountable for the information we hold, identifying why we collect it, obtaining consent, limiting what we collect, use, disclose and keep, protecting it, being open about our practices, allowing access and correction, and responding to complaints.

Information you choose to provide

If you sign up for our newsletter, we collect the email address you enter, together with the part of the website you signed up from and the date and time of the signup. We store that information in our own secure database. It is not published, it is not readable by other visitors, and we do not sell or rent it. We use it only to send you the newsletter and related updates from The Cofounder’s Hub, and to understand where signups come from. You can ask us to remove your email address at any time.

The contact form on this website is still a staging form. It is not connected to any email service, database or backend. When you press the button, nothing is transmitted from your browser to us and nothing is stored. If you have contacted us some other way, for example by email or in person, that exchange is outside this website and is handled directly between us.

Cofounder Discovery is not open to the public yet. When it launches, the personal information it involves will be described in an updated version of this policy before anyone can sign up.

Information collected automatically

Even though the site’s own code does not gather information about you, no website can be delivered without some technical information passing between your device and the servers that host the site.

Hosting and infrastructure providers involved in serving these pages may automatically process technical data such as your IP address, browser type and version, device and operating system information, the pages you requested, the date and time of the request, referring page addresses, and security or error logs. This kind of processing is a normal part of running a website and is used to deliver pages, keep the service available and protect it from abuse.

We do not use this technical data to build a profile of you or to identify you personally.

Cookies, analytics and browser storage

The current website code does not set analytics cookies or advertising cookies. It does not load Google Analytics, an advertising pixel, a tag manager or any similar tracking script. It also does not save information about you in your browser’s local storage, session storage or a similar in-browser database.

Hosting and security infrastructure may still use essential technologies, including short-lived cookies or similar mechanisms, where these are needed to deliver the site safely and reliably.

The site loads its fonts (Lora, Inter and Oswald) from Google Fonts, which are served from Google domains. When your browser requests those font files, it may send technical information to Google, such as your IP address, the address of the page you are viewing and basic browser information. Google’s handling of that information is governed by Google’s own privacy practices.

If analytics or any other measurement tool is added in the future, this policy will be updated first to name the tool, explain what it does and describe your choices.

How information is used

Technical information processed by hosting and infrastructure providers is used to serve the pages you request, to keep the website running correctly, to diagnose errors and to protect the site against attacks, abuse and fraud.

Email addresses given through the newsletter signup are used to send the newsletter and related updates, and to see which parts of the site signups come from. We do not use them for profiling, targeted advertising or audience measurement, and we do not share them with other organisations for their own marketing.

If you have contacted us directly outside this website, we use what you told us only to respond to you and to follow up on the subject you raised.

When information may be shared

We do not sell personal information, and we do not trade or rent it to anyone for their marketing purposes.

Information may be handled by the technical providers that make this website work, such as hosting and content delivery infrastructure, only to the extent needed to deliver and protect the site.

We may also disclose information where the law requires it, for example in response to a valid legal request, or where it is necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal claims, to investigate suspected unlawful activity, or to protect the safety of people or property.

Service providers and processing outside Canada

The website relies on technical service providers to host and deliver its pages, and on Google’s font service to deliver typefaces. Providers like these often operate servers and support teams in more than one country, including the United States and other locations outside Canada.

When information is processed in another country, it may be accessible to the courts, law enforcement and national security authorities of that country under the laws that apply there.

This draft does not name specific providers, contract terms or safeguards. Those details will be confirmed and added before this policy is finalized.

Retention and deletion

Because the forms on this site do not transmit or store submissions, there is currently no contact database, subscriber list or customer record created by this website.

Technical logs generated by hosting and infrastructure providers are kept for the periods those providers apply for operational and security purposes. We have not stated a specific retention period here, because we will confirm the actual periods before this policy is finalized rather than publish a number we cannot stand behind.

Our general practice is to keep personal information only as long as it is needed for the purpose it was collected for, or as long as the law requires, and then to delete it or render it anonymous.

Safeguards

We aim to protect personal information with safeguards appropriate to how sensitive it is. For this website that includes serving pages over an encrypted connection, limiting the number of people who can change the site, and keeping the amount of information collected as small as possible.

No website or method of transmission over the internet can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Please keep that in mind whenever you send sensitive details over the internet, to us or to anyone else.

Access, correction and withdrawal of consent

You have the right to ask whether we hold personal information about you, to ask for access to it, and to ask us to correct it if it is wrong or incomplete. You can also ask us to stop using it, subject to legal and contractual limits.

Because this website does not currently capture submissions, in most cases the honest answer will be that we hold nothing about you from your visit here.

To make a request, use the Contact page. We may need to confirm who you are before we act on a request, so that we do not release information to the wrong person.

Children’s privacy

This website is intended for adults who are building or running businesses. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

If you believe a child has provided personal information in connection with this website, please get in touch through the Contact page so it can be looked into and removed where appropriate.

Changes to this policy

This policy will change as the website grows. In particular, it will be updated before the contact form is connected, before any newsletter begins, before Cofounder Discovery launches, and before any analytics or measurement tool is added.

When a new version is published, the “Last updated” date at the top of the page will change. Significant changes will be described in the policy itself so you can see what is different.

Questions and complaints

If you have a question about privacy on this website, or you think your personal information has been handled improperly, please tell us. Questions and complaints can be sent through the Contact page.

A named privacy contact and a direct email address will be added to this policy once they are confirmed. Until then, the Contact page is the route for privacy requests and complaints.

We will acknowledge complaints, look into them and explain what we found and what, if anything, we changed as a result.

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