You opened a business's digital card or left it a review, and this is everything that got recorded. It fits on one page, with no fine print, because there is no fine print.
We never ask for your location: it is what the network already resolved before your visit reached us, and it stops at the city. Never the street, never a point on a map, never GPS.
The owner sees which cities people find them from. That helps them decide where to hand out cards. Anything finer than that isn't business insight, it's surveillance, and it isn't ours to hold.
One marker that lives as long as the tab does, so the same visit isn't counted twice. Close the tab and it goes with it.
Cloudflare, which runs the infrastructure, may leave a cookie of its own to tell a person from a bot. It is security, and it is useless for advertising.
Nothing else. There are no tracking cookies, which is why there's no banner asking you to accept them.
Card taps delete themselves after 90 days. What survives the month are the totals, how many opens and how many taps, with no location and nothing pointing at a person.
The number you left in the contact row lives 120 days and then deletes itself. The owner has it to call you back, not to file you away: past that, neither the name nor the phone is left.
The review side, the stars and the note to the owner if you wrote one, stays while the business is still a client. The day they leave, their data leaves with them.
So the owner knows whether their card works and where people are finding them. Nothing beyond that.
It isn't sold, shared, matched against another database or handed to an ad network. No Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no third company learning that you came through here.
Everything above is what's left of the person who opens your card. From you, the one who pays, something else is kept: your name, your email, your phone, your business name and where it is, your Google link, and whatever you write on your own card. You entered it when we set you up, and it is there to run the service for you.
Your payment doesn't come through here. Your card details are taken by Stripe on its own screen and we never see them: what comes back from that charge is whether it went through or not, and nothing else.
The day you stop being a client, your data leaves with you. You ask, and it's deleted, same as anyone.
Four companies, each for one thing. Cloudflare runs the infrastructure, which is where all of this lives. Stripe charges the subscriptions. Resend sends the emails: the ones that reach the owner, and the alert with the number someone left in the contact row. Google is where the business's public review number is read from.
None of the four gets anything to sell, and none of them touches the person who opens a card except Cloudflare, which is the server. There is no fifth. The day one has to be added, it gets written here before it's plugged in, not after.
Myorbyn is the brand. The company behind it is Neutron Studio LLC, of Florida, and it answers for everything this page says. You write to the address below and a person replies.
If this changes, it changes here, with a new date at the foot. You won't get an email about it, because emailing you would mean having your email, and from the person who opens a card we don't have one.
Write to us with the business and roughly the day. There's no form, no process, and nothing to justify.
hello@myorbyn.com