Privacy

What I keep, and why.

Last updated 9 October 2026

Short version: I keep only what I need to reply to you and to run Dusted for you.

I never sell it, there are no ad trackers, and I'll delete it if you ask.

Who I am

Dusted is run by Jacob Schembri, a sole trader on the Central Coast, NSW. For anything to do with your information, email hello@dusted.me.

What I collect

The "Get set up" form: your name, your email, your type of business, and the admin job you told me you hate. I use these to reply to you and to set Dusted up for your business.
Emails you send me: whatever you write to hello@dusted.me.
What you type into the demo: this goes to the AI model to write the draft, and the draft comes back to your screen. Dusted doesn't save it.
Your IP address: used only to count how many demo tries you've had today. The count deletes itself after 2 days.
Payments: handled by Stripe. I can see your name, email and what you paid, but never your full card number.

The site doesn't use advertising or tracking cookies.

Who else handles it

Dusted is built on a few services. Each one handles your information only to do its part:

Cloudflare: hosts the site, stores the sign-up list and forwards hello@dusted.me.
Anthropic: the AI model that writes the drafts. Under its commercial terms, what Dusted sends isn't used to train its models.
Google (Gmail): where emails to hello@dusted.me land.
Stripe: takes card payments.

These services may store information outside Australia, including in the United States.

What I don't do

I don't sell your information or share it for marketing. I don't use your customers' details for anything except drafting your messages. I don't contact your customers.

How long I keep it

Sign-up details stay for as long as we're talking or you're a customer. If you stop, I delete them within 30 days of you asking. Payment records are kept for as long as Australian tax law requires.

Seeing, fixing or deleting your information

Email hello@dusted.me to see what I hold about you, to fix it, or to have it deleted.

If you're not happy with how I've handled a privacy complaint, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes too. If a change matters for paying customers, I'll email them first.