Kindred Gatherings

Privacy

Your privacy

Last updated November 2026

We keep this simple. Kindred Gatherings does not use advertising trackers, does not sell information and does not create accounts.

When you buy a kit

Checkout happens on Stripe's secure page. Stripe collects your payment details, email and billing address, and sends your receipt. We never see or store your card number. Stripe's own privacy policy explains how they handle that information.

We can see your name, email, purchase and billing location in our Stripe account. We use them only to deliver your kit, answer your questions and keep the records a business is required to keep.

When you browse

Our site sets no cookies. Like most websites, our hosting provider keeps short-lived server logs for security. Our fonts load from Google Fonts, which means your browser asks Google's servers for them, and Google sees your IP address when it does.

The phone checklists remember what you tick in your own browser's storage on your device. That information stays on your device and is never sent to us.

Amazon links

Some shopping lists link to Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, Kindred Gatherings earns from qualifying purchases. When you follow one of those links, Amazon may set its own cookies, and its privacy notice applies on its site.

Finding a lost download page

If you use the find my kit page, we send the email and receipt number you enter to Stripe only to look up your purchase. We do not keep them.

Our email list

If you sign up for our monthly email, we keep your email address, the day you signed up and which welcome emails we have sent. These are stored with our payment provider, Stripe, and sent from our Google email account. We never sell or share the list. Every email has a link to unsubscribe, and you can also write to us to be removed.

If you write to us

We use your email only to reply.

Your choices

You can ask to see or delete the information we hold about you by writing to hello@kindredgatherings.com. California residents have these rights under state law.

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