Privacy · luziq.ai
Privacy.
luziq.ai uses Google Analytics to count visits and form submissions. There are no ads and no ad tracking, and Google never gets what you write in our forms. The one other thing we count is how far people get on the partner sign-up page, without knowing who they are.
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Who we are
luziq.ai is run by Luziq, a studio that makes ads, short films, websites and AI helpers. “We” and “us” on this page means Luziq.
What we collect
- Browsing this site
- On luziq.ai, Google Analytics counts which pages you open, how you found the site, your device and browser type, your rough location (city or country, worked out from your IP address) and, when you send one of our forms, which form it was, never what you wrote. We see only totals. To tell visits apart it sets two cookies, “_ga” and “_ga_F182WJ6GJQ”, which last up to two years, and Google keeps the details for 14 months. Google signals and ad personalisation are off, so none of it is used for ads, and an email address or reference code in a web address is blanked out before it reaches Google. See Google’s privacy policy. There is no advertising or social tracking, and apart from those two cookies nothing is stored in your browser, with two exceptions. If you pick English or Spanish with the EN | ES switch at the top of a page, one small cookie named “lang” remembers your choice for a year; it holds “en” or “es” and nothing else, and only luziq.ai reads it. And after you send the website form, that browser tab keeps your form’s reference number (not your answers or your email) so the page knows your order when you come back from checkout. On our pay page it keeps the option you tapped and your checkout’s reference number instead, for the same reason. It’s gone when you close the tab. The same goes for AI Search Watch: when you sign up, that tab keeps your check’s reference number and your status page’s key (nothing you typed) for the trip to Stripe to put your card on file, and it’s gone when you close the tab. The fonts, pictures and films all come from luziq.ai itself.
- Partner sign-up page
- On the page where sellers sign up as partners, we count how far visitors get: opened the page, typed an email, signed up, confirmed their email, joined. Each count holds only the step, the language, whether the visit came from one of our Instagram or Facebook ads, and a random number made fresh for that page load so the steps of one visit line up. Your email, your IP address and any cookie stay out of it, and the count stores nothing in your browser. Only the owner sees the totals.
- Hosting
- The site is hosted by Vercel. Like any web host, Vercel records technical details of each request so it can deliver the site and keep it secure, such as your IP address, the page asked for, the time and your browser type. See Vercel’s privacy policy.
- Forms
- Four forms on this site send something to us: the link box on See your ad (only the link you paste), the free check on AI search, the info-packet form on the group homes page, and the form you fill in after ordering a website. The last three are explained below. Every “DM” button simply opens Instagram, and every “Email” link simply opens your own email app.
- The info-packet form
- It collects your name, your email, the name of your home or business, your state, and, if you add them, your phone number and a message. We keep them so we can answer you. We don’t add you to a mailing list and we don’t send you emails you didn’t ask for; the packet downloads on the page.
- The website form
- After you order a website, a form asks for what we need to build it: your business name, your name, email and phone, your address or the area you serve, your hours, your services, who you serve, any licences you want shown, your story, your social pages and web address, and the photos, videos, flyers, logo and documents you choose to send. If you came from Stripe’s checkout, we also look up that payment with Stripe so we can match the form to your order. If you opened the form from a link in an email we sent you, the link carries a short code, and we save that code with your form so we know which email you answered. If you already have a web address, the form also asks where it’s managed, whether you get email on it and, only if you choose, the name and email of the person who looks after it. To check an address you type, we look it up in public records (the domain registry, and the public DNS services of Cloudflare and Google); only the address is sent.
- Where it’s kept
- Your answers are stored in a private database, and your files in private file storage, both run for us by Supabase on servers in the United States. Nothing you send through these forms is public: files can’t be opened from a link, only by the owner of Luziq after signing in with a password and a one-time code, and every look at a file is logged. To stop the forms being abused we keep a scrambled code made from your IP address for a short count of attempts, never the address itself. See Supabase’s privacy policy.
- The AI search check
- When you check a website, we save the address you typed, the kind of business and the town if you give them, the result of the check, the language of the page and a scrambled code made from your IP address (to stop abuse), so we can follow up and answer you. Our server reads that site's public home page, its robots.txt file and its site map once, the way a search engine does; nothing is sent to an AI service. If you then sign up or ask for the ChatGPT answers, we also keep your email and, if you add them, your name, your business's name, your phone number, your message and what your site is built on. Your private status page is opened with a random key in its link; we store only a scrambled copy of that key. For AI Search Watch your card goes straight to Stripe and we never see its number; we keep Stripe’s reference for that checkout and your Stripe customer number, so we know the card is on file and when you cancel.
- See your ad
- When you paste a link, our server fetches that one page to find the product’s name, its description and its pictures, and sends back the name, the pictures’ addresses and three opening lines. Your browser then loads those pictures straight from the store’s own site. If the AI lines are switched on, the product’s name and description from that page are sent to Anthropic, whose Claude model writes the three lines; nothing about you goes with them. See Anthropic’s privacy policy. Otherwise the lines come from templates on our own server and the page goes nowhere else. We don’t store the link, the page or the lines: the result is held in memory for up to ten minutes so the same link isn’t fetched twice, then dropped. To stop the tool being abused, it counts requests per IP address in memory for up to a day and writes none of it down. Download draws the picture in your browser, and the SPARK link puts your product link on your clipboard, ready to paste into the DM.
- When you message us
- If you DM us on Instagram, we receive what you send there: your Instagram name and your messages, plus anything you choose to attach. That conversation happens on Instagram and is also covered by Instagram’s privacy policy. If you email hello@luziq.ai, we receive your email address, your name as your email app sends it, your message and any attachments. Our email is hosted by Google Workspace.
- Calling our sales line
- Calls to our sales line are answered by an AI assistant, which says so at the start of the call. The call is handled by OpenAI and transcribed. We keep what you tell us (your name, the name of your home or business, your state, your phone number and email, and notes) and the transcript, in the same private database as the forms, so our team can follow up. We don’t record the audio. If you ask for our start link on the call, we email it to you once, from hello@luziq.ai, and nothing else unless you ask. If you tell us not to contact you, we won’t. See OpenAI’s privacy policy.
- Pitch links
- Some links we send look like luziq.ai/for/?brand=… and carry a business name, a colour and sometimes a logo address. The page shows them back to you; if a logo address is in the link, your browser loads that image from where it is hosted.
How we use it
Only to answer you and do the work you ask for: to reply, to scope and quote a project, to deliver it, and to keep a record of what was agreed and paid.
We don’t sell your information, rent it, or share it with anyone for their marketing.
Payments
Payments are processed by Stripe. You enter your card details with Stripe, and they go to Stripe: they never touch our servers and we never see your full card number.
Stripe gives us a record of the payment, such as the amount, the date and the name and email address you entered, which we keep for our accounts. Stripe’s own handling of your details is in Stripe’s privacy policy.
Other sites
This site links to Instagram and to websites we have built for other businesses. Once you follow a link you are on their site, under their privacy policy, not this one.
Your choices
You can ask what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it, and we will, unless we have to keep a record by law (for example of a payment). That includes everything you sent through the info-packet form and the website form, and your photos and files. Email hello@luziq.ai or DM us to ask. The same goes for anything you told our sales line.
Children
This site is for businesses and is not aimed at children. We don’t knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. If you think a child has sent us their details, email hello@luziq.ai or DM us and we will delete them.
Changes
If what the site does changes, for example if we add an email list, this page changes first, and the date at the top changes with it.
Contact
Questions about this page or your information: email hello@luziq.ai. A person reads every message. You can also send us a DM on Instagram.