Privacy
Nothing you type into the check leaves your browser.
The seven questions run as code on your own machine, with no account, no email field, and no form that posts anywhere. Close the tab and the answers are gone.
What does leave your browser
Your browser asks our server for the page, the stylesheet, and the script. That request carries what every web request carries: your IP address, the page you asked for, and your browser's name. Cloudflare serves the site. It keeps ordinary request logs for a short period as part of doing that, and we do not add to those logs, read them for marketing, or join them to anything else.
That is the whole list.
What we do not do
- No analytics.
- No cookies from us, not even for a remembered preference or a session.
- No pixels, retargeting, or conversion tags.
- No third-party fonts loaded from a font network.
- No storage of your answers, your findings, or your entity details. Nowhere. Not in your browser either.
Unlike most tax sites, which ask for an email before showing anything, this one cannot tell you apart from the last visitor. That is a design choice, not a gap.
If that changes
Some later version may offer to remember your answers between visits, and that would need storage. It will be an opt-in with its own page, not a quiet edit to this one. This page describes the site as it is on .
Who runs this
The Tie-Out is operated by Expedia Solutions LLC, a Wyoming company, and powered by Creytix. Questions about this page go through contact. [TODO: registered agent address, confirmed by counsel]
GDPR and CCPA
Both govern personal data a business holds about you. We hold none: the seven questions run as code in your browser and their answers are never transmitted. So there is no record to access, correct, port or delete, nothing to sell or share, and no opt-out to operate. Five of the ten comparable services name these laws; we name them to say what they reach here, which is the page request itself and nothing else.
If a paid tier ever keeps your intake between sessions, that would be real personal data, and this section is rewritten before the feature ships. The security page carries the headers and the refusals.