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Privacy, in plain language

We are the firm that audits what other websites do with your data. It would be rich if we did the same. So this page says exactly what happens when you visit here, and it is short because very little happens.

What this site does to your browser

noneno cookies, of any kind
noneno analytics script, no pixels, no fingerprinting
noneno forms, so nothing is captured while you type
noneno third-party embeds; our fonts are served from our own server, not Google's

What we do see

If you email us
When you write to contact@parait.ca, we receive your name, your address, and whatever you tell us, and we keep the thread so we can answer you, quote you, or work with you. A business email you send us is treated as consent for us to reply to it. We do not add you to anything.
Server logs
Our web server records each visit the ordinary way: IP address, browser type, pages requested, timestamp. This is for keeping the site up and spotting attacks, not for profiling. We keep no analytics dashboard of visitors. The only aggregate numbers we read are in Google Search Console, which reports how many people found us in search results without telling us who any of them is.

If you arrived from a café site we built

Same standard, plus one difference: some client sites offer a newsletter. There, the email address belongs to the café, not to us. The sign-up is double opt-in (you confirm by email before anything happens), every issue carries a one-click unsubscribe, and Paraît processes the list only on the café's behalf. Their privacy page governs, and it has to say all of this in words an owner could repeat to a customer.

Your rights

Under Canadian privacy law (PIPEDA), you may ask us what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Email contact@parait.ca and a human, who is probably the whole company, will handle it.

Who we are

Paraît is a service of Canova AI Labs Inc (operating as), Toronto, Ontario. Contact: contact@parait.ca. Any commercial email we send identifies us and carries an unsubscribe path, as CASL requires. We would rather earn the reply than dodge the rule.

Last updated October 30, 2026. If this page ever grows legs, it is because the practice changed first, and we will say so here before anywhere else.