Privacy

This notice describes how this website handles information. It is written in plain language for operators considering a pilot. It is not legal advice, a product data-processing agreement, or a claim of NPC certification.

Who we are

Aziren Labs operates azirenlabs.com from the Philippines. For questions about this notice or a request about your information, email hello@azirenlabs.com.

Pilot inquiry form

The form collects name, work email, organization, what you operate, and an optional message. We use that information only to respond to the inquiry and to follow up on a possible pilot. We do not sell it.

Form submissions are processed and stored by Netlify, which hosts this site. Aziren reads them in order to reply, usually within one business day. A fallback path is email to hello@azirenlabs.com, which is then in ordinary email inboxes.

Analytics and marketing tags

This site is built to work without third-party analytics. Google Analytics (GA4) and the LinkedIn Insight Tag load only if Aziren has enabled them for a deployment and you choose Allow on the optional analytics notice. If you decline, or if those tools are not enabled, they do not load.

We do not currently run a newsletter, a marketing email list, or a booking-link product on this site.

Cookies and similar storage

Essential use of the site does not require cookies. If you allow optional analytics, those tools may set their own cookies. Your Allow or Decline choice is stored in this browser only, so we do not ask again on every visit.

How long we keep form data

We keep a pilot inquiry for as long as we need it to respond and to continue a conversation you started. If the conversation ends, we delete or archive it according to ordinary business records practice. We have not published a fixed retention number.

Your requests

You can ask us to access, correct, or delete personal information you sent through this site. Email hello@azirenlabs.com from the address you used on the form when you can. We will need enough detail to find the record.

The Philippine Data Privacy Act (Republic Act No. 10173) and the National Privacy Commission also provide rights and a complaint path. NPC contact details are on the Commission’s own site. We reference that law because it is the privacy framework that applies to us in the Philippines — not as a substitute for reading the statute or taking advice.

Last updated 14 August 2026.