A small form.
A specific purpose.

The Kakulu certificate exporter is an experiment in development. No payment is collected. A notification request is not a preorder or a commitment to buy.

What we save

If you submit the form, we save your email address, your answer about creating certificates in Affinity, when you submitted it, and the proposed price shown to you. We also save a random browser-session identifier and referral hostname or simple source tag when available.

Your email is encrypted in the database and can be read only through the protected owner area. It is not placed in analytics events, public pages or sample files. This form does not verify that you own the submitted address.

How we use it

The request lets the operator assess interest and contact you about availability of the proposed US$19 exporter. It does not sign you up for unrelated marketing. We do not sell the list. This experiment does not send emails. An availability notification would be a separate later action.

Basic measurement

We record page visits, sample-link clicks, self-reported workflow-fit results, interest-button clicks and successful submissions. These are approximate browser interactions, not verified people or purchases. A random identifier is kept in your tab’s session storage to connect those steps. That storage also preserves your original removal receipt for retries in the same tab; your email address is not stored there. We do not use advertising cookies or third-party analytics scripts.

Referral reporting uses the source hostname, not the full referring URL or its search query. The application does not save raw IP addresses. Short-lived keyed request hashes help limit spam. Hosting infrastructure may keep its own operational logs.

Withdraw your request

Your success message provides a private removal link. Use it to delete the email address and answer associated with that submission. While the original request is still saved, a repeat submission does not replace its removal authority. After you delete a request and submit a new one, keep the new receipt; the old receipt cannot remove the new request. Keep the active receipt somewhere private.

Removing a contact does not erase non-email interaction records and totals. We plan to review this experiment and its saved interest records 60 days after public activation. This is a review point, not an automatic deletion date. Contacts that are no longer needed for the availability notice will be deleted.

The certificate sample

The download contains fictional names and IDs from the original native test. Document metadata was removed before publication. It contains no customer certificates, operator diagnostic logs or private computer paths.