Privacy

24 August 2026 · Stableside is in build and has not launched.

What this page covers

This policy covers the Stableside waitlist site: this page, the concept pages, and the waitlist form. The app itself has not launched; when it does, it will carry its own policy and this one will say so.

What the site collects

The email address you type into the waitlist form, if you type one. It is used to send you a message when there is something to open, and for nothing else. It is never sold and never shared.

Submitting the form also writes a one-way hash of your IP address, kept for one hour and then deleted. It exists so that a script cannot fill the list overnight, it cannot be turned back into your address, and it is the only thing besides the email that any submission leaves behind.

Advertising, and the Meta pixel

Every page of this site carries the Meta pixel, so that the money spent advertising Stableside on Facebook and Instagram can be pointed at people who might actually want it. It is a third-party tracking pixel and it is worth being plain about what that means.

When a page loads, the pixel tells Meta that this browser opened this address. Meta receives the page URL, the page that referred you to it, your IP address and your browser's user-agent string, and it sets its own cookies in your browser under this domain, the main one named _fbp, to recognise the same browser on a later visit. If you are signed in to Facebook or Instagram, Meta can join that visit to your account. What Meta does with it afterwards is governed by Meta's own policy, not this one.

Your email address is never sent to Meta. The pixel reports page views and nothing else: no form contents, no typed text, no click-level record of what you did on the page.

To stop it: block trackers in your browser or use an extension that does, which stops the pixel loading at all; and separately, Facebook's Settings → Your activity off Meta technologies controls what Meta may do with what it has already received.

What the site still does not do

No analytics product, no session recording, no heat maps, no fingerprinting, and no advertising anywhere in the app itself. Beyond the three requests listed below, the page keeps no record of your visit.

What loads from elsewhere

Three requests leave your browser for somebody else's server. The Meta pixel above, to Meta. The two typefaces, from Google Fonts, so Google's servers see the same thing any web server sees when a browser requests a file: your IP address and the request. And the waitlist form, when you submit it, to the server that holds the list. Every image on the page is embedded in the page itself, so no image request leaves your browser.

The photographs

The horses pictured are stock photographs from Unsplash. They are not customers' horses and no record shown beside them is a real horse's record.

Leaving the list

Reply to any email from the list, or use the leave link it carries, and the address is deleted.