Privacy
Plain language, same as everything else here. Last updated September 2026.
When you join the launch list on this site, we collect the email address you give us. We also use Google Analytics to understand where our audience comes from and how people use the site — things like which pages get read and roughly how visitors found us, not anything that identifies you personally. Google Analytics uses cookies to do this. We don't use ad networks, and we don't ask for anything beyond your email to sign up for the list.
Your email is used only to send you updates about Clearly, Finance: launch-date notifications, early access to worksheets, exclusive launch pricing, and occasional updates to the 2026 Limits page. The analytics data helps us understand which content is actually useful and where to focus — it isn't used to advertise to you.
Signups on this site are handled through Netlify Forms, which stores submissions on Netlify's infrastructure. We don't maintain a separate database, and we don't share, sell, rent, or trade your email address with any third party for marketing or any other purpose.
Every email we send will include a way to unsubscribe. You can opt out at any time, and we'll remove you from the list promptly. If you'd like your email deleted from our records sooner, or have any other privacy question, reach out through the contact information on this site and we'll take care of it. You can also opt out of Google Analytics tracking using Google's browser opt-out add-on, or by adjusting your browser's cookie settings.
If this policy changes, we'll update this page and adjust the date at the top. Continued use of the site after a change means you're okay with the updated version.
This page is a general description of our data practices, not legal advice, and it doesn't cover every situation a specific jurisdiction's law might require (for example, additional disclosures under GDPR or CCPA). If you have a specific legal question, please consult an attorney.