Legal
Privacy Policy
Tenon is run by two people. The only personal information this website collects is what you type into the free mockup form, plus a note of which link brought you here. There are no cookies, no analytics and no tracking pixels. Nothing is ever sold or shared for anyone else to use.
- No cookies
- No analytics
- No tracking pixels
- Never sold or shared
Who we are
Tenon is two people, not a company
Tenon is the trading name of Zachary Aqqua and Younes Berlamani, two individuals working together. There is no registered company behind it, no limited liability entity and no shareholders. When this page says “we”, it means those two people, and we are the ones responsible for your information.
Post: Harhoura, Temara, Rabat, Morocco 12000
Email: [email protected]
What we collect
Two lists, because two different things happen
What you type into the form
The free mockup form asks for these. Nothing else on the site asks you for anything.
- Your name
- Your business name
- The type of business, chosen from a list
- Your city and state
- Your phone number
- Your email address
- Your current website, if you have one and choose to give it
- Anything you write in the notes box
What the form records by itself
Three small things are filled in automatically when the form loads. You are not asked for them and they are not shown to you, so here they are. In plain words, they tell us which advert or link your request came from, which is how we know whether it is worth paying for that advert again.
- The page you sent the form from, for example the home page or the free mockup page
- The web address you came from, if you arrived by clicking a link somewhere else
- Three campaign tags from the link you clicked, named utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign
That is the whole list. If you never send the form, we never learn anything about you: there is nothing on this site that records a visit.
What we do not do
No cookies, no analytics, no tracking
This is unusual enough to be worth stating on its own, and all of it is checkable: open your browser developer tools on any page of this site and look at the network and storage tabs.
- No cookies. This site sets none at all, which is why you have never seen a cookie banner here
- No analytics. We do not measure visits, sessions, scroll depth or anything else
- No advertising or tracking pixels from anyone
- No third-party scripts running on our pages
- No profiling and no automated decision-making about you
- No selling your information, and no sharing it with anyone to use for their own purposes
One honest exception, because it is the only third-party content anywhere on this site. The two concept demo pages, Shah’s Halal and Cacao Studio, each embed a Google Map showing that business’s location. Those maps are loaded from Google, so opening one of those two pages contacts Google and Google may set its own cookies inside the map frame. No page you use to hire us does this, and the maps carry no information about you from us.
Why we collect it
To make the thing you asked for, and to reply
There is one reason, and it is the one you would expect. You asked for a free mockup of your homepage. We need your business name, your trade, your city and your website to design it, and we need an email address or a phone number to send it to you and to ask you questions while we work.
If you are in Europe or the UK and want the legal wording: we handle your details because you asked us to take steps before entering into a contract with you, and because we have a genuine interest in answering someone who has written to us. We are not relying on consent, so there is no consent box to tick and nothing you need to withdraw. If you would rather we did not hold your details at all, say so and we delete them.
Anti-spam
How we keep bots out without a CAPTCHA
The form has two quiet checks. There is a hidden field that you will never see and never fill in, and the form notes the moment it loaded and rejects anything sent within three seconds of that. A person takes longer than three seconds to fill in seven boxes. A script does not.
Both of those run on our own server. We use them instead of a CAPTCHA on purpose: a CAPTCHA would mean sending something about you to a third party and asking you to solve a puzzle, on a form that exists to make your life easier. If one of the checks stops your submission by mistake, email [email protected] and we will pick it up by hand.
Who else sees it
Three suppliers, all in the United States
Nobody buys your details from us and nobody is given them to use for their own purposes. These three companies handle them only because they run the parts of the service that carry your request from your screen to us.
Vercel
United StatesHosts the website and keeps short-lived server logs of requests to it.
Vercel privacy noticeGoogle
United StatesStores the enquiry as a row in a Google Sheet, through Apps Script, and delivers the internal notification to a Gmail account.
Google privacy noticeResend
United StatesSends the automatic reply confirming that the request arrived.
Resend privacy notice
To be concrete about where your enquiry ends up: it is written as a row in a Google Sheet that only we can open, and a copy of it arrives as an email in a Gmail account that only we read. That is the whole storage arrangement. There is no database and no customer relationship system.
Where your data goes
Morocco, and servers in the United States
We work from Morocco. If you write to us from Europe or the UK, your details are read by us in Morocco and stored with the three United States suppliers listed above. So your information leaves the country you sent it from.
We are telling you that plainly rather than pointing at a transfer mechanism we have not put in place. There are no standard contractual clauses signed with you, and Tenon is not certified under any data framework. If that is a problem for your business, do not send the form: email us instead and tell us what you need, or simply do not share anything you would not want held this way.
How long we keep it
24 months from the last time we spoke
We keep your enquiry for 24 months after the last contact between us, then delete it: the row in the sheet and the notification email both go. 24 months is long enough that someone who comes back after thinking about it for a year does not have to start again, and short enough that we are not sitting on a list of strangers.
You do not have to wait. Email [email protected] and ask us to delete your details, and we will do it and confirm when it is done.
Your rights
What you can ask for, wherever you live
What can you ask us to do with your information?
Five things, and you do not have to be in Europe to ask for any of them. You can ask what we hold about you. You can ask us to correct it. You can ask us to delete it. You can ask for a copy of it. You can object to us holding it at all, in which case we delete it and stop.
How do you ask?
Email [email protected] from the address you gave us, or tell us which address you used. We do not ask for identity documents. We reply within 30 days, and normally the same week.
Does it cost anything, or count against you?
No. There is no charge, and asking us to delete your details has no effect on the free mockup you already received or on any work in progress. We do not run any kind of loyalty or discount programme that treats people differently for exercising these rights.
California
If you are in California
California law gives you the right to know what personal information a business has collected about you, the right to have it deleted, and the right to opt out of it being sold or shared. The first two are the same rights we offer everyone above, at the same address, with the same 30 day reply.
The third needs no action from you, because there is nothing to opt out of. Tenon does not sell personal information and does not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising. We have never done so. We also run no financial incentive programme, so nobody is offered a discount in exchange for their data and nobody is charged more for asking us to delete it.
Children
This site is for people running a business
Tenon sells websites and call answering to contractors and trades. The site is not aimed at anyone under 16 and we do not knowingly collect anything from them. If you believe a child has sent us their details, email [email protected] and we will delete them.
Changes
This policy is dated, and stays dated
This version takes effect on 21 September 2026. If we change anything that matters, we change the date here and the new version replaces this one. We will not quietly start collecting something new and leave the old date in place.
Effective date: