Here's what this site knows about you. Not a lot, as it turns out.
You send us a message
The form on the Contact page asks for your name, your email, a subject and the message itself. That's four fields, and we keep all four so we can reply.
The inbox has one reader: the site owner. Nobody else gets a copy, and there's no newsletter list waiting at the other end.
We don't clear old messages on a schedule. If you'd like yours deleted, say so and we'll do it.
What a Buy tap does
Tap Buy on a phone cover, say. The site adds 1 to that cover's click count and passes you on to the store.
The count is a number plus a date. It has no idea whether you were on a phone in Lahore or a laptop in Dubai, and we like it that way. All we learn is which deals people go for.
Cookies?
None from us, no ads, and no tracking scripts.
Daraz and AliExpress are different. Once you're on their pages they can set their own cookies, which is how they credit us for the sale. Their privacy policies cover what they do with them.
Who else gets a look
Open any website and the server behind it sees your IP address. This one's no different: it's made in Lahore but hosted on Cloudflare, and Cloudflare also holds the site's stored data, your messages included. Its dashboard shows us visits by country, browser and IP address, which we check to make sure the site is up and to catch bots.
Two other names turn up when a page loads: Google Fonts, for the lettering you're reading, and Unsplash, for some of the homepage pictures.
Anything you want gone
Use the Contact page. Deletion requests and questions both land in the same inbox.
This page was last edited on 3 October 2026.