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Privacy notice.

How Webler handles information when you create, publish and manage a website.

Who handles your data

Basharat Ali Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 14928995. Registered office: Level One, Basecamp Liverpool, 49 Jamaica Street, Liverpool, England, L1 0AH.

Contact the team through the Privacy topic for questions or requests about personal data.

What the studio processes

Signing in uses an email address, a password hash and a session identifier. We store project prompts, selected references, generated files, version history and memory so that you can continue working. Publishing makes the selected site content public. Public form submissions and site visitor records are stored for the project owner.

We use account and project data to provide the service you request; invoice and usage records support billing and legal obligations. Authorized administrators can inspect project previews and build errors for support. We record failed operations, browser error categories and affected project IDs to troubleshoot problems. We record checkout requests, session status and payments for billing. Optional audience measurement is controlled by your browser preference.

Service providers

Cloudflare hosts the studio, its database and build infrastructure. Relevant prompts, project context and reference material are sent to generation providers to fulfil a build. Stripe processes subscriptions and payment details; Webler stores customer and invoice references. Connecting GitHub or publishing to an external destination shares the content you select. Depending on the provider, processing may take place outside your country.

Retention and choices

Project data is kept to provide ongoing editing and hosting; billing and support records may need to be retained for accounting, resolving disputes or legal obligations. Contact us to request access, correction, export or deletion, or to object to processing. Some information may need to be retained after a request. You can also raise a concern with the UK Information Commissioner.

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