Privacy policy

In effect from October 7, 2026.

This policy covers our early-access sign-up page. We are not open yet, so this website does not take or handle any photos.

What we collect. Your email address, the answers you give on the sign-up page, which advertisement brought you here, with the reference Facebook or Instagram adds to its link, where you saw it, and the web page you came from.

Why. To tell you about Photo Repair Shop, such as when we open, and to learn what to build.

Who sees your email address and your answers. Only us, the company that hosts this website, and the company whose AI software we use to help with our work. We do not sell them or share them for advertising. What Meta is told is set out below. As with any website, the company that hosts ours also sees the internet address of your device when you visit. We do not keep it with your details.

How long. We have not set a limit. You can ask to be taken off the list at any time.

To be taken off the list. Email hello@photorepairshop.com and we will stop using your details.

Meta. Our sign-up page uses a tool from Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram. It tells Meta when the page is viewed, when a button on it is pressed, and when someone joins the early-access list, along with general information about the page. We use this to count how many people our advertisements bring and how many of them join. Meta may use cookies and similar technology to collect this information from our website and from other places on the internet. Meta uses it to measure advertising and to decide which advertisements to show people. Your email address and your answers are sent to us, not to Meta, and we have left switched off the part of Meta's tool that reads contact details from forms.

Opting out. You can opt out of having your activity on websites used to choose advertisements for you at aboutads.info/choices.

Other companies. Apart from Meta, no advertising or tracking company collects information through this website.

Do Not Track. Some browsers can send a "Do Not Track" signal. This website does not change what it does when it receives one.

Changes. We will post any change on this page with a new date.