Privacy

How Steadyhour handles your data.

Short version: your business numbers never leave your browser, and advertising measurement is optional.

Your business numbers

Steadyhour runs in your browser and saves what you enter (costs, hours, goal, services) on your own device. We do not receive, store or transmit those numbers. There is no account or cloud sync in this version.

Purchases and access

Payments are processed by Stripe. After a successful payment we keep the minimum needed to give you access: your email address, Stripe's payment references, the status of your access and the number of browsers you have activated. Your personal access link is stored only as a one-way hash. Access emails are sent through Resend.

Advertising measurement (optional)

We advertise Steadyhour on Meta platforms (Facebook and Instagram). To understand whether those ads lead to purchases, we use two Meta tools, only if you choose "Allow measurement" on our home page:

Meta Pixel on steadyhour.com records that the page was viewed and that a checkout was started. It sets Meta's _fbp cookie (and _fbc when you arrive from a Meta ad).
Meta Conversions API: after a successful purchase, our server tells Meta that a purchase happened, with the amount, and with your email address, name and country as one-way hashes (Meta uses them for matching only), plus the Pixel identifiers above when available.

If you choose "Continue without measurement", no Meta Pixel is loaded, no Meta cookies are set by us, no browsing events are sent, and your purchase is not reported to Meta. Buying and using Steadyhour works exactly the same either way.

We never send Meta your business numbers, anything saved in your browser, your access link or your app session.

Changing your choice

Your choice is stored in your browser only. To change it, clear it here and pick again on the home page:

Questions

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This page is an operational description of how Steadyhour measures advertising and handles purchase data. It is not legal advice.