A little clarity
about your details.
When you send an inquiry, the form stores the information you provide so Chris Anzalone can understand your goal, evaluate the project, and contact you about it.
What the form collects
Your name, email address, vision, and definition of success are required. You can also provide your business name, phone number, the value of your goal, current situation, proposed budget, and timing or constraints. The form records the submission time and a reference number.
Please leave out passwords, payment details, and sensitive information about your customers or employees. An initial description is enough to start the conversation.
Where the information goes
Inquiries are saved in a private database hosted through ChatGPT Sites and Cloudflare. The site’s hosting providers process information to operate the website and form. Inquiry contents are available to Chris through a protected inbox and authorized site administration tools. The website also uses Microsoft 365 to email inquiry details to chris@anzalones.com. Microsoft processes those details to deliver and store the notification. Your email address is used as the reply-to address so Chris can respond directly.
The form confirms when your inquiry has been saved. It does not automatically send you an email. Chris can use the contact information you provide to follow up personally.
Basic protection against spam
The form uses an anti-spam field and submission limits. It creates a daily coded identifier from connection information for those limits; the application does not save the raw IP address with your inquiry. Old identifiers are cleared during subsequent form submissions. These protections are separate from the page-view counts described below.
Private page-view counts
To understand whether people are finding this business, the site keeps private daily totals for views of the homepage and this privacy page. Each total records the date in New York time, which of those two pages was viewed, and a broad source category, such as Google, Bing, Facebook, another website, the site itself, or direct or unknown traffic. Unrecognized referring websites are grouped together; their names are not saved.
This measurement saves totals, not individual visitor histories. It uses no cookies or local storage and saves no visitor identifiers, IP addresses or IP-derived identifiers, location or device details, browser fingerprints, full referring URLs, query strings, or inquiry contents. The counts are available through a protected owner dashboard and authorized site administration tools.
The dashboard shows a rolling 90-day period. Older totals are deleted when later page-view counts arrive or Chris opens the dashboard. Cleanup depends on that activity and is not guaranteed to happen at a particular time.
When a browser makes an enabled Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track preference available, the site skips this measurement. Visits without JavaScript, or with the measurement blocked, are not counted. Some automated traffic is filtered, but bots and link previews may still be included. Refreshes and Chris’s own visits to public pages can count, so the totals represent page views, not unique people.
Cookies and hosting
This website does not add advertising trackers or a third-party analytics service. The hosting platform may use cookies for its operation and for the owner’s ChatGPT sign-in, and hosting providers may maintain their own operational logs. These are separate from the application’s page-view counts. You do not need to sign in to send an inquiry.
Questions or removal requests
To correct information or request removal of an inquiry, email chris@anzalones.com. Include your inquiry reference if you have it.
Updated November 14, 2026.