Privacy

What this site collects, why, and what happens to it. Short, because the honest list is short.

The short version

No user accounts. No ads. No data sold to anyone. The site collects three small things, each for one stated reason — they are listed below, and that is the whole list.

Card requests and feedback

The request and feedback forms send what you type — a company name or ticker, your message — to the site's inbox by email, delivered through a form service (FormSubmit). If you add an email address to a card request, it is used for exactly one message: a note when your card is ready, or a note that a card couldn't be built from the company's filings. Those emails are kept in the site's inbox. They are never sold, never shared, and never added to a mailing list — there isn't one.

Analytics

The site counts page views and visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics. It sets no cookies and doesn't follow you across other sites. We see aggregate totals — how many people viewed a page — not who anyone is.

The House Spread game

The game reports anonymous totals: how many plays started, which year players reached, and how many finished all ten years. There are no accounts, and nothing in those counts identifies a player.

The House Guide

The floating guide answers from text already on this site — it sends nothing anywhere and keeps no record of what you look up. If you drag it to a different corner, that choice is stored only on your own device (localStorage) so it stays where you left it; it never reaches us.

Buying a product

The House Tracker and the Weekly House Score are sold through Payhip. Payhip runs the checkout and collects your payment details — we never see or store your card number. What Payhip collects at checkout is covered by Payhip's own privacy policy.

Deleting your information

To have a request or feedback email deleted, send a note through the feedback page and say so — it will be removed from the inbox. Questions about this page: the same route.

Changes

If what the site collects ever changes, this page changes with it. Last updated: October 22, 2026.