Privacy

This notice covers the Whyve and Howse websites. If you only read these pages, nothing is collected: no analytics, no ads, no tracking scripts. We store something only when you join a waitlist, and we keep your email address only until we have sent the notices you asked for.

What we collect

When you submit a waitlist form ("Get notified" or "Notify me"), we store:

• your email address
• which product page you used (Whyve or Howse)
• the options you checked, such as the Howse desktop app release or Howse Cloud
• the page language (English or Korean) and the page path
• the time you submitted

We don't store your name, company or IP address with your entry. The form sends your entry to Supabase; as with any hosting provider, Supabase keeps its own request logs, which can include an IP address and request details. Those logs are kept by Supabase under its own terms, and we don't use them.

Where it is stored

In a Supabase project (hosted PostgreSQL) in the Seoul region, AWS ap-northeast-2. The form can only add entries. Only the maintainer can read them.

What we use it for

To send you one email for each thing you asked to hear about (Whyve Cloud, Howse Cloud or the Howse desktop app release) when it becomes available. No newsletter, no other marketing. We don't sell your address or hand it to anyone for marketing or advertising. It is stored with Supabase, which processes it on our behalf.

How long we keep it

We delete your entry within 30 days of sending the last of those emails.

Your choices

You can ask us to delete your entry at any time before then. Email jeis.jw@gmail.com or contact @Jeis-Jw on GitHub.

The site itself

The site sets no cookies. The pages are static, and the only scripts are the copy buttons, download detection, and the waitlist form. The site sends only two kinds of requests elsewhere: the form submission to Supabase and, on the Howse site, a request to GitHub (raw.githubusercontent.com) for the public release feeds, so the download section can show the latest version. That request sends nothing about you beyond what any web request carries, such as your IP address.

This notice is about the websites, not the Howse app.

Who is responsible

Jinwuk Lee (GitHub @Jeis-Jw). Whyve and Howse are personal projects, not a company's.

Changes

If this notice changes, we'll update this page and the date below.

Last updated: September 29, 2026.