Website privacy

TimeSled is a project being developed by Jason Ker. This notice describes this informational website. Any future pilot or service will have its own agreed data-handling terms.

Using this website

This static website has no contact form, account sign-in, analytics scripts or advertising trackers. Its code does not set cookies or use browser storage. Logos and fonts are served with the page, with no requests to an external font service.

This website is hosted by Vercel. Serving and protecting the website involves processing technical connection information, which may include your IP address, browser information and the time and page requested. We use this information for the legitimate interests of operating a reliable, secure website.

Vercel describes its handling of website visitor information, retention and international processing in its privacy notice. We do not maintain a separate visitor mailing list or enquiry database through this page.

Following up a proposal

The holding page directs proposal recipients back to the person who sent their proposal. It does not send a message or collect contact details. No TimeSled mailbox or booking service is connected to this page.

If a contact address or form is added later, this notice will need to explain who receives enquiries, the purposes and basis for using personal information, service providers and retention.

Project information in a pilot

This website does not upload or connect project information. Any pilot needs its own agreed data-handling terms, including access, hosting, external AI processing and retention. A dedicated deployment does not by itself rule out processing by external AI services.

Questions about privacy

If a TimeSled proposal or correspondence brought you here, use the sender's existing contact details to ask about this website or your personal information. Depending on the circumstances, you may have rights to access, correct or delete your information, restrict its use or object to processing. You can also raise a concern with the UK Information Commissioner's Office.