Privacy
Topic counts
To improve +1, DAZY keeps cumulative counts of broad question topics, such as editions, sizing, delivery or website design. Topics are assigned on our server from a fixed list; no free-text summary is saved. These private totals contain no messages, replies, names, IP addresses, conversation identifiers or individual event history, and are separate from the usage allowance. A question can count towards more than one topic. We do not use these counts to identify or contact visitors.
Talking to +1
+1 is DAZY’s AI host. When you send a message or choose a suggested question, your recent conversation is sent through our server to OpenAI to generate a reply. The chat has no access to your cart, orders or inbox. Please do not include personal details or payment information; contact the studio directly about an order.
DAZY does not save chat transcripts. The conversation stays in the open page and is cleared when you reload it or choose Start again. We use a pseudonymous identifier derived from your IP address to keep a private daily usage counter and limit repeated requests. This counter contains no message text or raw IP address; it survives page reloads. People sharing a network address share the same allowance, which renews every day at 9am Paris time. OpenAI may retain API data for abuse monitoring under its own data controls; disabling response storage is not a guarantee of zero retention.
What we collect
No account, no advertising tracker, no sale of data. When you join a waitlist, we store your name, email, chosen collaboration and the date of your request in private storage. An internal notification is also sent to the studio by email to help plan production. A shipping quote request sends its destination, product selection, name and email to the studio. Studio correspondence stays in our inbox for as long as the exchange needs. Incoming support messages may be routed through Resend and analysed through Vercel AI Gateway to answer simple product, shipping and payment questions; order changes, refunds, complaints and uncertain requests remain with a person. Attachments are not analysed. In the simulator, the piece you configure and the name you type are sent to the studio so we can see what people made; no email, no identity is asked. For an order, we collect the name, email, telephone number and delivery and billing addresses needed to accept payment and fulfil it. Payment card data is entered directly into Stripe and is not stored by DAZY.
Why
By joining a waitlist, you agree to receive an email when that collaboration becomes available. The waitlist is not a newsletter or an order. You can withdraw at any time by writing to us. We also use correspondence to answer you, and simulator signals to see what gets built. Orders, once they open: to ship what you acquired and meet legal and accounting obligations.
How long
Waitlist details: until we have notified you of availability, or until you request removal, whichever comes first. Correspondence: as long as the exchange lasts, removed on request. Simulator configurations: until the studio clears them, removed on request. Order records, once selling opens: as long as French commercial and tax law requires.
Your rights
Access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, under the GDPR. Write to mail@dazy.vision. You may lodge a complaint with the CNIL.
Third parties
Vercel Inc. (hosting, server logs, private waitlist storage and AI Gateway), Cloudflare, Inc. (DNS, and the simulator's signal, stored on Cloudflare Workers), Stripe (payment and order details), Migadu (transactional email) and Resend (routing incoming support email). A language-model provider receives only the support message needed to classify or draft its answer through Vercel AI Gateway. Fonts are self-hosted. Each processes only what its function requires.