Allie Takes Pics

Privacy

This is what this website collects, who handles it, and how to ask for it to be deleted.

What is collected

If you send a message through the contact form: your name, your email address, your phone number if you give one, and what you write. It reaches Allie as an email, sent by Resend, so she can answer you.

If you buy photos: you pay on a page run by Stripe. Stripe collects your payment details and your email address; Allie never sees your card number. The site has no accounts. Your order link is signed, and the order itself is looked up from Stripe when you open it.

If you book a session or a game shoot: you pay on a Stripe page. Stripe collects your payment details and your email address, and asks for the details of the shoot, such as the date and who to focus on. Allie uses your email address and your answers to plan the shoot and send your photos.

If you sign up for game alerts: your email address and the sports you pick. Your address goes on the list only when you confirm, from the link in the email that asks you to. Resend, which sends that email, keeps its own record of sending it. Resend keeps the list and sends the alerts. Every alert has a link to change your sports or stop them all.

The site does not use advertising trackers. It sets two cookies for visitors and no others: one remembers the photos in your cart for up to 30 days, and a short-lived one lets you reach your download page straight after paying. The page Allie signs in to, to run the site, sets one more for her alone.

Who handles it

Stripe takes payments and keeps its own records under its own privacy policy. Resend sends the order email and carries contact messages, and it holds the game-alert list. Vercel hosts the site. Cloudflare stores the photos. Photos from a session or a game shoot reach you by a private link on this site.

Allie does not sell your details.

Deleting your details

To ask what Allie has about you, or to have it deleted, email info@allietakespics.com or use the contact form. She will reply and delete it, except what the law or Stripe requires her to keep for paid orders.