Short version: we ask for a little, we use it for one thing, and we don’t sell it to anyone. The long version is below.
When you RSVP for Drop 01, we store whatever you type into the form: your name (optional), your email, and your WhatsApp number (optional), and the size you picked if you picked one (so we stock the right sizes). We also record that you ticked the consent box, and when. If you arrived from a specific Instagram post or story, we note which one — that’s how we know which cousin to thank.
One thing: telling you when Drop 01 goes live. That’s it. No newsletter you didn’t ask for, no “check out our other brands,” no selling the list. If that ever changes, we’ll ask you again properly — we won’t quietly repurpose it.
Your RSVP is stored in a Supabase database. Supabase is our database host — a processor, not a marketer — and the table is locked down so the public website can only ever add a new RSVP to it, never read the list back out.
We use your browser’s local session storage for two small, functional things: remembering you’ve already seen the opening animation, and remembering which campaign link brought you in, in case you RSVP a few sections later. Neither leaves your browser or gets sent anywhere until you submit the form. We don’t run third-party ad trackers or marketing pixels on this site.
DM us on Instagram at @childrenofkumar with the address you RSVP’d with and we’ll remove your record. No forms, no “are you sure five times.”
Same place, @childrenofkumar. We’ll actually reply.