What happens with your data

Who is responsible

The site cozziinteractive.com is operated by Rony Cozzi, an independent web designer and developer based in Altos del Chateau, Córdoba, Argentina, who acts as the data controller for the processing described here. There is no company behind the site: "JAC Studio" is the name under which Rony Cozzi and Tomás Abalos present their joint work, and the domain, hosting, mailbox and management panel are run by Rony Cozzi.

What is collected, and when

Contact form. When you send a project inquiry, you provide your name, email address, company or project name, an optional website address, the type of project and your message, plus the language you were reading the site in. This is the only personal data the site asks you for.

Request handling. To process a submission, the server sees the technical data of the request: your IP address (used for a few minutes, only to limit abusive repeated submissions, and never stored), the date and time, and an internal reference code generated for that submission. The server logs record the reference, the outcome and timings; they never contain your name, email or message.

Browsing. The site uses Vercel Web Analytics and Vercel Speed Insights to understand which pages are visited and how fast they load. These measurements are aggregated, do not set cookies and do not build a profile of you. The site only reports the page path and a small set of generic interaction events (for example, that a call-to-action was clicked); it never sends what you typed.

Your browser. While the form is being sent, the site keeps a timestamp in your browser's session storage so that, if the page is reloaded mid-send, it can warn you before you accidentally submit twice. It also keeps your unsent draft in memory so a language switch does not empty the form. Neither leaves your device, neither is a cookie, and both disappear when you close the tab.

The site sets no cookies of its own and shows no advertising.

Why, and on what basis

• To read your inquiry, evaluate the project and reply to you. Basis: the steps you ask for before a possible engagement, and your consent, which you give by sending the form.
• To keep the form usable and protect it from abuse (rate limiting, validation, spam detection). Basis: the legitimate interest in running a working, secure website.
• To understand how the site performs, in aggregate. Basis: the legitimate interest in maintaining it; no individual is identified.

Sending an inquiry is voluntary. Without the fields marked as required the message cannot be delivered, but you can always write directly to the email address at the end of this page instead.

Who processes it

When you send the form, your inquiry (name, email, company, website, project type, language and message) is kept in the inbox of the studio's internal management panel, which only the owner and the people the owner grants access to can open. It is handled by four service providers acting on the owner's behalf, under their own data-processing terms:

• Vercel Inc. (United States) hosts the site, runs the function that validates your submission, and provides the aggregated analytics described above.
• Resend Inc. (United States) delivers the inquiry as an email notification to the studio's mailbox and keeps delivery logs for that message according to its retention policy.
• Google LLC (United States) provides the Gmail mailbox where inquiries arrive and are answered from.
• Neon Inc. (United States) hosts the database of the internal panel where the inquiry is kept.

Some of these providers operate from the United States, so a submission can be processed outside Argentina. Their own terms describe the safeguards they apply. No data is sold, rented or shared with anyone else, and no automated decisions are made about you.

How long it is kept

Inquiries stay in the studio's mailbox and in the panel inbox while we evaluate the project and keep the conversation. If no engagement follows, they are archived and deleted from both places within 12 months of the last contact, unless a legal obligation or dispute requires longer retention. You can also ask for deletion sooner. Technical logs without personal data are kept for the short periods the hosting provider applies. Aggregated analytics contain no personal data.

Your rights

You can ask, free of charge, to access, correct, update or delete the personal data held about you, object to its processing, or withdraw the consent you gave by sending the form. We will respond within the periods required by the applicable data-protection rules.

If you believe your request was not handled correctly, you can contact the data-protection authority that applies where you live.

Security

The site is served only over HTTPS with strict transport security and content security headers. Submissions are validated on the server and limited in size and frequency. The form does not retry automatically: if delivery is unconfirmed, it asks you to check before preparing another attempt. These safeguards do not guarantee that separate attempts cannot produce duplicates. Stored inquiries are only reachable from the internal panel, which requires a one-time sign-in link sent to an authorized email, and every sign-in and change is recorded. No transmission over the internet is completely secure, so please do not include sensitive information (financial data, health data, credentials) in a message.

Minors, links and projects

The site is aimed at businesses and professionals and is not intended for anyone under 18; no data is knowingly collected from minors.

The projects linked from the site are separate websites and publications with their own behavior: two are independent previews built by the studio, and four are client works published by those clients or in their original case studies. Any form they contain is not a channel to this studio. Links to third-party sites (LinkedIn, Instagram, the client sites, tomasabalos.com) lead to services with their own privacy practices.

Changes

This policy is updated when the way the site works changes. The date at the top says when it was last revised; material changes will be visible on this page.