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Privacy Policy

Last updated 13 August 2026.

The short version. This site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, and tracks nobody. It collects personal information in exactly one place: the assistant on the “Ask Me” page. If you never type into it, the only record of your visit is a short-lived server log.

Who is responsible

Organisation
Jalbert Desforges Consulting, a sole proprietorship established at 426, avenue Laurier Est, Montréal (Québec) H2J 1E5, Canada. NEQ 2282186727.
Person responsible for the protection of personal information
Fred Jocelyn Jalbert Desforges — hello@fredjocelyn.dev

What is collected

1. What you type into the assistant

Everything you send to the assistant — the description of your project, and any name, email address, company or other detail you choose to give it. You decide what to type; nothing is required.

2. Technical information

Your IP address is read on each request to the assistant so that requests can be rate limited, and standard request logs (timestamp, URL, status, user agent) are kept briefly by the host for reliability and abuse prevention. No profile is built from them.

3. Nothing else

No cookies. No local storage. No analytics, pixels, fingerprinting, advertising identifiers, or session recording. Browsing the site without using the assistant leaves no personal information with the publisher.

Why it is collected

The legal basis is your consent, given by choosing to type into the assistant. You can stop at any time; nothing is sent to the publisher unless the assistant has enough to pass on and you have provided an email address.

Who it is shared with

Personal information is never sold, rented, or used for advertising. It is handled by the following service providers, each acting on the publisher’s behalf:

ProviderRoleLocation
Anthropic PBCRuns the language model that generates the assistant’s replies. Receives the content of the conversation.United States
Cloudflare, Inc.Hosting, request logs, rate limiting, and delivery of the enquiry email.United States
Google LLCThe mailbox where the publisher receives enquiry emails, and the source of the site’s typefaces.United States
unpkg (Cloudflare)Delivers the JavaScript library the interface is built on.United States

Loading the typefaces and the JavaScript library causes your browser to make requests to Google and to unpkg. Those providers therefore see your IP address and user agent, as they would for any site that loads resources from them.

Information communicated outside Québec

All the providers above operate in the United States, so personal information you give the assistant is communicated outside Québec. Before using them, the publisher assessed this communication as required by Québec’s Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector, taking into account the sensitivity of the information, the purposes it is used for, the protections each provider offers by contract, and the legal framework applicable where it is handled. Each provider is bound by its own data protection terms:

The information involved is business-contact and project information. Please do not send confidential material, credentials, or anything sensitive through the assistant.

How long it is kept

The site itself stores nothing. There is no database and no session store: the conversation exists only in your browser tab, and disappears when you close or reload it. It is re-sent with each message so the assistant keeps its context.

Your rights

Under Québec and Canadian law you may ask to:

Write to hello@fredjocelyn.dev. You will get an answer within 30 days. Because nothing is stored on the site, a request will normally concern an enquiry email — mention roughly when you wrote so it can be found.

Complaints

If you are not satisfied with the response, you may complain to the Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec. Visitors outside Québec may also contact the authority competent where they live.

Confidentiality incidents

If a confidentiality incident occurs that presents a risk of serious injury, the publisher will notify the Commission d’accès à l’information and the people concerned, and will keep a register of incidents, as the law requires.

Changes

This policy may change as the site changes. The date at the top always reflects the current version.