Effective date: June 1, 2026. Tavepuro is an informational static website at tavepuro.info. This notice uses plain language so visitors can understand the site’s limits as well as its practices.
Overview
Tavepuro is designed to be read without creating an account, joining a mailing list, or providing personal information. The homepage’s thread-picker, weave-checker, and pattern-request form operate in the browser. They do not send responses to a Tavepuro server, create a user profile, or retain a score. The form’s acknowledgement is visual feedback only and is not a message delivery service.
If you decide to email [email protected], that is ordinary person-to-person correspondence rather than an account-based service. This notice explains what may be present in that correspondence and how to make a privacy question.
Information the site does not intentionally collect
The website does not ask visitors to register or submit payment details. It does not offer a customer portal, advertising profile, behavioral targeting program, or analytics dashboard operated by Tavepuro. The interactive elements do not transmit your choices. Tavepuro does not intentionally sell, rent, or trade personal information.
Information created by ordinary web use
As with most websites, technical providers involved in delivering a page may process limited operational information such as an IP address, browser type, approximate request time, requested page, and diagnostic data needed to deliver a secure connection. This information is generally used to operate, protect, and troubleshoot the service. Tavepuro does not use it to make decisions about individual visitors.
External resources
The page references Bootstrap, Bootstrap Icons, jQuery, and Google Fonts from their respective public content delivery services. When your browser requests those resources, the relevant provider may receive technical request information under its own privacy practices. You may block third-party resources in your browser, although the page may then use fallback styling or lose some interactive enhancements.
Email correspondence
When you voluntarily send an email to [email protected], the message may contain the address you used, the content you choose to include, attachments, and ordinary mail-routing information. Use email only for information you are comfortable sharing in that channel. Do not include passwords, payment card information, government identifiers, health information, or other sensitive material in an initial message.
Correspondence is used to read, respond to, and keep context for the conversation. It may be retained for a reasonable period when necessary to answer follow-up questions, maintain a record of decisions, or comply with applicable obligations. It is not used to build a marketing audience.
Cookies and similar storage
Tavepuro does not set a first-party cookie for the interactive components described on the homepage. The browser-only form and weave-checker do not store responses in local storage. External providers may have their own technical cookies or similar mechanisms; those providers control them and their policies describe their purposes and choices.
Choices, requests, and contact
You may ask a question about personal information you have sent by email, request correction of a clearly inaccurate detail, or ask whether a particular message can be deleted. A request should identify the email address used and describe the material in question without adding unnecessary sensitive information. Tavepuro will consider the request in good faith, subject to legitimate recordkeeping, security, and legal needs.
For privacy questions, use the normal unfilled Contact email: [email protected]. This site is not directed to children, and it is not intended as a platform for collecting children’s information.
Changes to this notice
If the site’s practices materially change, this page will be updated with a new effective date. Continued browsing after a change means only that you have had an opportunity to read the current notice; it does not replace any consent that applicable law may require.