PelomaviWhat stays with your visit
This notice explains the information used by pelomavi.site. The glasshouse illustrations can be explored without providing a name or creating an account.
Updated 16 October 2026
When you send a note
The Contact form asks for your name, reply email, a subject and your message. A successful submission adds those details, a receipt identifier and the submission time to a record held on this website's server. We use the record to understand your enquiry and any issue you describe. Do not include passwords, payment information or sensitive personal details.
What the page remembers
The three discovery marks and the candy-polish value remain in page memory. A refresh clears them. Separately, local storage remembers your consent decision; it can also retain a reduced-motion preference if you allow that option. The Cookies page shows and clears those settings.
Keeping and removing messages
There is no automatic expiry for submitted messages in the current service. They remain until the operator removes them. You may ask to inspect, correct or delete a record through Contact, quoting its receipt where possible. We may need to verify that a request relates to your own information before acting.
Hosting and access
The site operator can access saved enquiries for site support. Serving a page also requires the hosting system to process normal connection details, such as a network address and the requested resource. Pelomavi does not add analytics scripts, advertising identifiers, social pixels or third-party form services.
Your choices
You can browse without submitting a message, keep necessary storage only, and remove browser settings at any time. Clearing browser storage does not remove a message already saved on the server. The form confirms a server save; it does not send an email automatically.
Questions about this notice
Use the available Contact form for privacy questions and identify the part of this notice that needs clarification. The site contact reference is [email protected]. No fixed response time is promised. Material changes to these practices will be reflected on this page.