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your information goes.

Conversation briefs

Your input is used only on the current page to prepare a brief. This site does not upload it to a server or write it to cookies or local storage, and does not actively restore it after a refresh or closure. Your browser’s autofill and page-restoration behavior depends on your settings.

Only clicking “Copy brief” writes to your clipboard. Clicking “Download text” saves a file to your device. Generating, copying or downloading a brief does not send information to Lang Horizon.

Email contact

Choosing “Email this brief” passes the brief to your email app as a draft for you to review and send. Longer briefs need to be copied and pasted. After sending, the message is handled by your email provider and the Lang Horizon mailbox. This site does not send emails automatically or determine delivery.

Language preference

A first visit to the homepage defaults to English. When you choose a language, this site stores only its language code in browser local storage for your next homepage visit. Explicit language links take precedence. Clear this site’s browser data to reset the preference. Your language choice is not sent to analytics.

Site analytics

No analytics service is connected. The site emits predefined browser events with the event name, page path, namespace, time and a fixed button-action category. They exclude form content, query parameters, email addresses and contact details. Data scope must be reviewed before connecting an external analytics service.

External pages

The SoloScale application and showcase open on separate sites. They may require access permission and follow their own data-handling practices. Hosting services may process basic access data needed to serve pages, subject to the configuration and service terms used at launch.

Information shared in conversations

Start by describing the problem. Do not enter or share passwords, credentials, customers’ personal information or confidential business data. Before using business materials, agree on their handling scope and the receiving channel.