One field, and no trackers.

The email address you type into the list, and nothing beside it. No name, no country, no device fingerprint, no profile. There is one form on this site and it has one field.

Like any site on the internet, the server that serves these pages keeps ordinary request logs for a short period. We do not read them to work out who you are and we do not join them to anything.

One message, when the MUTE 01 release opens. That is the entire purpose you gave it for and it will not quietly become another one. No newsletter, no drip sequence, no “we thought you might also like”.

Into a mailing provider whose only job is to send that one message. Until that provider is connected, addresses are held in the site’s own server log and nowhere else, which is worth knowing rather than hiding: it means the list is small and manual, not that it is going anywhere.

It is never sold, never rented, never traded, and never handed to an advertiser or a data broker. There is no arrangement under which that could happen.

There are none. No analytics, no pixels, no embedded fonts phoning home, no consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to. The absence is deliberate and it is checked when the site changes.

Ask, and the address is deleted rather than flagged. Every message we send will carry a one-click way out, and the request needs no reason and no account. Until the release, the contact page is the route.

If you are in the EU or the UK, the law gives you the right to see what is held about you, to correct it, to take it elsewhere and to have it erased. On a list that holds one email address, all four amount to the same short answer, and you will get it.