Privacy, plainly.

Updated October 27, 2026

Daedalus Digital is a Minneapolis-St. Paul based business founded by Richard. Questions about your information can be sent to daedalusdigitalmn@gmail.com.

When you get in touch

The enquiry form lets you provide your name, business name, email address, phone number, and a message. A reply address or phone number is needed; please share only what is relevant to your enquiry.

When you submit the form, your details are sent directly to Daedalus Digital’s enquiry database, provided by Supabase, so Richard can review and reply to your enquiry. If you email directly instead, Richard receives your message in Daedalus Digital’s Gmail inbox, provided by Google.

How your information is used

Your enquiry details are used to reply to you and discuss your business needs. They are not sold or used for targeted advertising. Enquiry messages are kept until the enquiry has been dealt with, unless it becomes a customer relationship or records need to be retained for a legal obligation.

Website hosting and service providers

Vercel hosts this website and may process technical connection information, such as your IP address and request details, to deliver and protect it. Supabase provides the database used to store form enquiries. Google provides the Gmail inbox used for email enquiries. These providers may process information in the United States and other countries. Your own email provider also handles messages you send.

Read the Vercel privacy notice, Supabase privacy policy, and Google privacy policy for their practices.

Cookies and external links

This website uses no analytics, advertising trackers, third-party embeds, or cookies added by Daedalus Digital. Fonts and preview images are served with the website. Demo links open separate websites with their own data practices.

Your choices

You can ask to access, correct, or delete the enquiry information you have shared by emailing daedalusdigitalmn@gmail.com. Identity may need to be verified before a request is completed. Any applicable legal retention requirements will be explained.

For information about privacy rights and raising concerns in Minnesota, visit the Minnesota Attorney General’s privacy guidance.