Sitework

Privacy

What is kept

Your email, a password (stored scrambled, never readable), and what you put into your site: its words, its photos and its settings. When people use the form on your site, their message is kept for you, with a photo if you let them send one.

Photos

Every photo is re-saved when it is uploaded. That strips out the location a phone hides inside a picture, so a photo taken at home does not tell the internet where home is.

Where it is

On JTS's server. It is hosted, so JTS can see it and does not pretend otherwise; it is looked at to put your site live, to answer something you have asked, or to fix a fault.

What is never done with it

It is not sold or shared, and nothing is sent to the people who contact your business except your own reply.

Your visitors

A Sitework site sets no cookies and has no tracking or advertising on it. It counts visits and taps on call, text, email, directions and book-online as plain numbers for you, with nothing kept about who. Each site has its own privacy page saying so.

The rest of the JTS tools

Small tools that each do one job for a small business, from the same people who build Sitework.

See all of them at jtsapps.com →