Waitlist privacy

Updated 5 November 2026. This page describes the Clovuno launch waitlist.

What we collect

When you join, we store your email address, signup time and consent to receive Clovuno launch updates. We store a hashed removal token so you can delete your signup using the private link displayed after joining.

How we use it

Your email is used for Clovuno launch updates. Joining creates no paid subscription. We do not sell the waitlist. This website currently saves signups without sending a confirmation email.

Hosting and abuse prevention

The site and waitlist database are hosted through Sites on Cloudflare infrastructure. Hosting providers may process technical request information to operate and protect the service. Our application stores an hourly hash derived from a request’s IP address to limit automated submissions. Expired rate-limit records are removed when subsequent requests arrive. The application does not store raw IP addresses in the waitlist.

Google Fonts supplies the page typography and receives standard browser requests when the fonts load. We do not include advertising trackers or an analytics SDK.

Leaving the waitlist

Save the removal link displayed after your first successful signup. Opening it allows you to remove your email from the active waitlist. If you join again with the same email, your original link continues to apply. Future launch emails will include an unsubscribe method.

Retention and scope

We keep your signup until you remove it or the launch waitlist is retired. The waitlist asks only for an email address. Connecting cloud accounts and using the Mac application will have separate privacy information before launch.