Privacy
Last updated November 5, 2026
This explains what Blitzy collects, why, and what we don’t do with it.
If you have a page
- Your account: name, email and a hashed password.
- Your page: handle, bio, photos, links, follower counts and design. These are public by design.
- Answers people send through your page’s forms, which only you can see in your dashboard.
If you visit a page
We count views and clicks so page owners see how their page is doing. We record the day, the device type, the referring site and your country. To count unique visitors we use a one-way hash that changes every day and is never stored with its key, so we can’t follow you across days or tell who you are. Daily visitor hashes are deleted after about six months.
We don’t use advertising trackers or sell personal data. Links on a page take you to other sites, which have their own policies.
Cookies
We only set the cookie that keeps page owners logged in.
Reports
If you report a page, we keep the report and the email you give (if any) so we can follow up. The page owner doesn’t see who reported them.
Your choices
You can edit or delete your page and its content from your dashboard. Deleting your account removes your page, its analytics and its form answers.