MendAccess
Privacy

Privacy

What we collect, what we do not, and why there is no cookie banner. Written to be read, not to be survived.

What we collect

Two things, and nothing else.

1. What you send us through the free-scan form. Your name, email address, the store URL you want scanned, and your note. That is posted to a small function on our own domain, which emails it to Parveen and forgets it — nothing is written to a database, because there is no database. Your IP address appears in that email so abuse is traceable, and nowhere else. The email carries your address as the reply-to, so replying goes straight back to you.

2. Aggregate page analytics. We use Vercel Web Analytics, which is cookieless. Its script is served from our own domain, so your browser makes no request to any third party. Per the vendor's documentation, each page view may record:

We see this only as aggregate counts — how many people read a page, and roughly where from. We cannot single you out in it, and we do not try.

Source for that list: Vercel's Web Analytics privacy documentation, read on 30 July 2026. We list city-level location because that is what the vendor documents, not the vaguer "country" we first assumed.

What we do not do

Why there is no cookie banner

Because nothing is stored on your device, so there is nothing to ask you to consent to. A banner would be theatre.

We are not claiming that no privacy law applies to us. The analytics above is collected server-side, and rules like the GDPR govern that whether a banner exists or not. That is exactly why this page tells you what is collected instead of hiding behind the absence of one.

Deleting your data

Email parveen@mendaccess.com and we will delete your enquiry and our correspondence about it. No form, no account, no waiting period — just ask. If a scan has already produced reports for you, say whether you want those deleted too.

The analytics counts cannot be deleted individually, because they are aggregate and contain nothing that identifies you.

When we scan your site

A scan requests your pages like a browser would, honors robots.txt, and spaces its requests. It stores what it found: screenshots, the accessibility tree, and a screen-reader transcript of your pages. Those artifacts are yours; we hold them for the engagement and share them with nobody.

We do not scan a site without written authorization from someone empowered to give it.

Hosting

These pages are served by Vercel, which — like every web server — records requests in its own logs. We do not add anything to that, and we do not read it.

Contact

parveen@mendaccess.com.