kinkztr

Privacy

Last updated 19 September 2026

This page covers kinkztr.app, the website, while Kinkztr gets ready to open. It doesn’t cover the Kinkztr platform, which will publish its own privacy policy before anyone can sign up.

What this site collects

The site has two forms, and they collect only what you type into them:

That’s all. We don’t sell any of it, rent it, or hand it to anyone for their own marketing.

Who handles it, and where

Both forms are run by Formspree, a form service. When you submit one, Formspree receives what you sent, stores it in our Formspree account, and forwards a copy to our email inbox, which is hosted by Proton. Formspree stores and processes data in the United States, so what you send through these forms leaves Australia.

To keep bots off both forms, we use Cloudflare Turnstile. It loads only once you start filling in a form. Your browser then contacts Cloudflare, which looks at technical details of the connection (such as your IP address and browser) to tell a person from a bot, and gives the form a one-time token that Formspree checks. Cloudflare handles those details under its Turnstile privacy addendum.

What this site doesn’t do

Until you start filling in a form, everything a page here loads, from its styles to its fonts, comes from kinkztr.app itself, so reading this site contacts no one else. Sending a form needs JavaScript, because the spam check does.

How long we keep it

We delete the launch list, with the answers that came with it, from Formspree and from our inbox once we’ve emailed everyone on it about the launch. We keep contact messages only as long as we need them to reply and follow up.

Getting it removed

Send us a message and ask. We’ll remove your details and confirm that they’re gone. You don’t need to give a reason, and you don’t need to be on the list to ask what we hold about you.

Who we are

Kinkztr is based in Australia and handles personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles.

If you have a question, or a complaint about how we’ve handled your information, send us a message. If we can’t resolve it, you can take it to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.