Privacy

Last updated October 4, 2026

What we collect

If you email us to ask for a key, we have your email address and whatever you write to us. Earlier this site ran a waitlist: people who joined are in a list with their email address and the platform they said they trade on. We no longer take new signups. We collect nothing else.

Analytics and cookies

This site sets no cookies. To see how many people visit and which pages they read, it uses Vercel Web Analytics. It counts anonymous page views, such as the page, the referring site, and your rough country and device type, without cookies, without a personal profile, and without following you to other sites. These counts are never linked to your email.

If you have a Tradeblockr key

Beta testers get a key by email. When the software checks your key we store a one-way hash of the key (not the key itself), the email address we sent it to, and a random ID for each computer that uses it, with the time it last checked in. We use this only to confirm your key works and to limit it to the computers you are allowed. Your Tradovate login and API key, if you connect an account, stay on your computer and are never sent to us.

How we use it

Only to contact you about Tradeblockr, for example to send your key or tell you about a new version. For people who joined the waitlist, the platform answer helps us decide which platform to support first.

Who sees it

We never sell or share your information. It’s stored in a database run for us by our hosting providers, Vercel and Neon, so we can run the site and the key system. Like most websites, our host keeps basic request logs, such as IP addresses, for security.

Getting removed

Email xxvenom1stxx@gmail.com from the address you used, and we’ll delete your email and anything else we hold about you. We reply within 2 business days.