Privacy Policy
Hi there!
We're Peak Privacy ApS, a company that helps bring clarity and transparency within ePrivacy and GDPR-compliance. It would be pretty strange if we didn't have a clear, understandable privacy policy ourselves, right?
So here it is - written in plain language, because privacy policies should never require a law degree to understand.
Who's behind this site and company?
Peak Privacy ApS is run from Copenhagen, Denmark.
You can find us at:
ÅBOULEVARD 43 DK-2200 - COPENHAGEN N DENMARK Company registration (CVR): DK-45354059
Need to reach us? Email dpo@peakprivacy.eu
What information do we collect?
Let's be specific:
When you sign up for early access:
- Your email address (we need this to contact you)
- Your name (totally optional)
- Your phone number (also optional)
- Anything else you choose to tell us in the message field
When you book an appointment with us:
- Your name
- Your email address
- Any additional information you provide in the booking form
- Technical data like your IP address (briefly stored by our scheduling tool)
If you sign up for our newsletter (coming soon):
- Just your email address That's it. Really.
What about tracking and cookies?
We don't use any. No tracking pixels, no marketing cookies, no analytics tools. The only cookies we use are the technically necessary ones that make the website work. That's why you won't see a cookie banner on our site.
Why we process your data (Legal grounds)
We want to be clear about why we're legally allowed to process your data:
For Early Access Signups
We process your email address (and any optional information you provide) based on your consent. You give this consent when you check the box saying "By signing up for early access, you agree that we can store and process the information you provide in order to contact you."
For Appointment Bookings
When you book an appointment with us through meetergo, we process your data based on:
- Legitimate interest: To facilitate scheduling appointments you've requested
- If you check the consent box during booking, we'll also process your data based on that consent
For Future Newsletter Subscriptions
If you sign up for our newsletter, we'll process your email address based on your consent, which you can withdraw at any time.
For Customers (When you use our services)
When you become a customer, we'll process your data based on:
- Contract: To fulfill our agreement with you and provide our services
- Legal obligation: To comply with business accounting laws and other legal requirements
- Legitimate interests: For security and fraud prevention
We never process your data for any purpose other than what it was collected for, and you can always contact us at dpo[at]peakprivacy.eu to exercise your privacy rights.
Who processes your data?
Here's a breakdown of our data processing arrangements:
Data Processors (Companies processing data on our behalf)
Hetzner: Acts as our data processor for hosting our website and platform. They're an EU- based company with data centers in the EU, ensuring your data stays within European borders. As our data processor, they process data according to their standard terms which include data processing terms compliant with GDPR requirements. You can review our Data Processing Agreement with them You can review this agreement here.
Meetergo: Helps us manage appointment scheduling. They're a German company (GmbH) with servers hosted in Germany, ensuring your data stays within EU borders. When you book an appointment with us through meetergo, they'll store the information you provide (like your name and email) plus briefly record your IP address and access time for technical purposes. Meetergo is configured to automatically delete appointment data after 3 months to minimize data retention.We've signed their standard Data Processing Agreement to ensure your data is handled properly according to GDPR requirements. You can review this agreement here.
Acumbamail: Will act as our data processor for newsletter services (when we start sending them). They're a Spanish company with servers in Spain, guaranteeing that no international data transfers occur. We rely on their standard data processing agreement, which you can review here. Please scroll down to Annex A to read it.
Proton: Processes our company emails as our data processor. Being a Swiss company known for privacy-first services, they provide strong data protection guarantees. You can review the Data Processing Agreement we have with them here.
Technical Service Providers (No personal data processing)
Cloudflare: Provides DNS services only. While US-based, they only handle public DNS records which contain no personal data.
Mailgun: Used solely for internal system notifications, with no processing of customer personal data.
Since these technical service providers don't process any personal data on our behalf, no data processing agreements are required. However, we carefully select our service providers based on their privacy and security standards, with a preference for EU-based providers where possible.
How long do we keep your information?
More-information-signups: We keep this for 12 months. After that, we'll either delete it or ask ifyou want us to keep you updated.
Appointment booking information: Stored in our scheduling system (Meetergo) for 3 months after your appointment, after which it's automatically deleted.
Newsletter subscriptions (when we start those): Until you unsubscribe
Your rights (yes, you have quite a few!)
The GDPR gives you several rights, and we're here to help you use them.
You can:
- See what information we have about you
- Fix any mistakes in your information
- Ask us to delete your information
- Get your information in a format you can use elsewhere
- Tell us to stop using your information
- Change your mind about any consent you've given us
Want to exercise any of these rights? Just email us at dpo [at] peakprivacy.eu. We'll help you out as soon as possible (and always before 30 days.)
Not happy with how we handle your data?
First, please tell us about it at dpo [at] peakprivacy.eu—we want to make things right. If you're still not satisfied, you can complain to the Danish Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet):
Carl Jacobsens Vej 35 2500 Valby Denmark www.datatilsynet.dk
Changes to this policy
If we make any significant changes to how we handle data, we'll update this policy and let you know about it.
Last updated: 2025-04-27