We keep this simple.

Most of this site sets no cookies and runs no analytics, advertising or tracking scripts. The homepage, this page and every other page here are free of them, and there are no accounts anywhere on the site.

One page is different. Our Burden of Proof page is used to measure advertising, so it loads a Google Ads tag — Google's, and the only third-party script anywhere on this site. That tag sets a Google advertising cookie in your browser and can recognize it on a later visit, and we use it to see which campaigns bring people here. Three things are reported to it: a click on the purchase link, the first view of the free Comm Log Kit offer, and the fact that an email address was submitted at that offer. The address itself is not sent to it.

The same page remembers the campaign values from the link you arrived on (utm_source and the rest) in your browser's session and local storage, and attaches them to those three reports. Nothing you type is ever included in one of them.

The Comm Log Kit form on that page does collect the email address you type into it. We use it for one purpose: to send you the Kit. Delivery runs through our own MailerLite account, which is where the address is kept, and every message we send from it carries an unsubscribe link, so you can stop hearing from us at any time. If a send doesn't go through, the page says so — it never tells you the Kit is on its way when it isn't.

The Comm Log Kit form is not the only form on this site: our GreenSeas and Burden of Proof Version 2 pages recruit beta testers, and their application forms collect more than an address. An application asks for your first name, your email address, your state (or that you are outside the U.S.), where you are in the family-law process (the Burden of Proof form asks for your general situation instead), whether you currently have an attorney (GreenSeas only), and anything you choose to write in the optional box. We keep applications in their own database, not in our mailing list, and we use those answers to read your application, decide whether to invite you to test the beta, and keep track of who has been approved. An application is your answers and the date they arrived; we don't attach your IP address, your browser or the page you arrived from to it.

The box asking for product updates is separate from applying, it is unchecked unless you tick it, and you can apply without it. If you tick it, and your application has been stored, we add your email address to the mailing list we send from through MailerLite, with the day you gave that permission, and every message from that list carries an unsubscribe link. Nothing else from your application is sent there.

Burden of Proof itself is a locally stored app. Your entries and any photos you attach are kept on your own device or in your browser, there is no account, and the app does not upload them to a cloud database — so nothing about your documentation reaches us.

Buying Burden of Proof takes you to a different service: the checkout is Stripe's, and Stripe handles your purchase and payment details under its own privacy policy. Burden of Proof's own pages now live on this site — the product page and its refund policy are here, and this page covers them. A separate standalone website for the product is still online for the time being, with policies of its own; this page describes this site and the product pages on it, not that one.

Two things here are not ours to switch off. The site is served by a hosting provider, and like any host it keeps ordinary server logs of requests to the site, so a record of a request to this site exists on the provider's systems, as it would for any website — we don't use those logs to identify or profile visitors. And the fonts are served from this site itself, not from an outside font service, so loading a page here doesn't call out to a third-party font host.

If you email us directly, we use your message and your address only to reply to you. You are not added to a mailing list by writing to us, and we don't share your message with anyone else. Questions about any of this can go to kelly@greenbeachgroup.com.