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Privacy

What we collect, and what we do with it.

Written to be read rather than to be defensible.

Awaiting legal review. The technical descriptions below are accurate — they describe exactly what this site does. The formal policy language, governing law and retention commitments have not yet been drafted or reviewed by counsel, and this page must not be published to gomonastic.com until they are.

The short version

The Growth Blueprint runs in your browser. Your answers are stored on your own device and are not sent to us unless you choose to save them. We do not run advertising or analytics scripts until you say we may, and declining takes one click from any page.

What is stored on your device

Clearing your browser data removes all of it. Using the “Change privacy choices” link in the footer removes the consent record and any stored click identifiers.

What reaches us

Only what you submit. If you save a Blueprint or send us a message, we receive your name, email, and anything else you chose to give us, together with the Blueprint answers you entered and the results calculated from them. We receive this so a person can read it before speaking to you.

We pass that record to the system we use to manage client and prospect relationships. Financial and diagnostic detail from your Blueprint is never sent to any advertising platform — that restriction is enforced in the site’s code, not left to configuration.

What we do not do

Private workspaces

If you save a Blueprint, we may give you a private link to it. That link is a credential: anyone who has it can see that Blueprint, so treat it as you would a password. It expires after 30 days, is never indexed by search engines, and the site removes it from anything it records about your visit.

Your choices

You can withdraw consent at any time from the footer of any page. To ask what we hold about you, to correct it, or to have it deleted, email team@gomonastic.com.

Still to be drafted

Retention periods, the legal basis for processing, the list of sub-processors, governing law, and the formal rights language required in specific jurisdictions. These need counsel, and inventing them here would be worse than leaving the gap visible.

See also cookies and consent and terms.

The Blueprint works without any of this. Separately, may we measure how the site is used, and whether our advertising works? Both are optional. What each does.