What happens to your information

BLAYER is an early-stage company; BrainB is its first product. This page explains, in plain language, what happens to the information you give us on this site. If anything here is unclear, email hello@useblayer.com.

When you request a free close audit, the form asks for your work email, your role, your company size, your accounting system, and — optionally — a note on the worst part of your close. We also record which page referred you and a UTM source if one is present.

That's all. On this site we don't ask for financial records, credentials, or access to any of your systems.

To contact you about the close audit, and to understand who the product is for. Your answer to “the worst part of your close” directly shapes what we build — we read every one.

In our database, and mirrored to a private spreadsheet the founder uses to read responses. It is not sold, rented, or shared with advertisers.

The build log keeps you signed in with a token saved in your browser's local storage — a value on your own device, not a tracking cookie.

We measure basic, anonymous traffic — page views and roughly where visits come from — using a privacy-first analytics tool (Vercel) that sets no cookies and collects no personal data. It's there so we know which pages are useful, nothing more.

We don't sell your data. We don't run advertising trackers and we set no tracking cookies. We don't accept personal (non-work) email addresses, and we hold no financial records from this site.

Want your information removed? Email hello@useblayer.com and we'll delete it. If you posted on the build log, tell us and we'll remove that too.

If any of this changes, we'll update this page.