What happens to what you send me.

Both forms on this site open your own email application, addressed straight to me, and that email is the record I actually work from. At the same moment, the same fields are also posted to this site’s hosting provider, Netlify, whose form service receives them and passes them on to me. That happens on every submission, not only where a mail application is missing, and it is there so a message sent from a locked-down device still reaches me rather than vanishing. So: what you type reaches Netlify as well as me, and Netlify holds a copy. Nobody else sees any of it. None of it is sold, shared or used for advertising, and none of it is plugged into a mailing-list tool.

I read every submission myself and reply personally, from my own address, within a week. If you do not hear back, write to chris@futrgc.com directly.

Nothing on this site uses cookies for tracking or advertising. There is no analytics pixel following you around afterwards.

You can ask me to delete anything you have sent, at any time, by emailing the address above. I will.

This is a plain description of practice, not a lawyer-drafted policy. FutrGC is a first edition and this page will get a fuller, formally reviewed policy before anything is booked or any payment is taken.