Privacy
Privacy
This page explains what StackScout collects, why it is collected, and how to contact us about it.
Last updated: 13 June 2026. This is a practical privacy summary, not legal advice.
Information you provide
If you send feedback or contact StackScout, we may collect the message, feedback type, product or retailer name, source URL, page path, and any contact details you include.
Information collected automatically
StackScout records first-party usage events such as page views, category changes, sort/filter changes, stack actions, and outbound clicks to retailer pages. These events can include page path, product source URL, click location, category, a browser session ID, and a hashed request identifier used for rate limiting and duplicate detection.
Browser storage
StackScout uses session storage for a temporary session ID and local storage for your saved stack. This keeps the comparison tool working in your browser. You can clear this through your browser settings.
Why this information is used
The information is used to operate the site, prevent abuse, understand which comparisons are useful, fix product data issues, and respond to enquiries.
Sharing
StackScout does not sell personal information. Data may be processed by hosting, database, analytics, email, and infrastructure providers needed to run the site.
Access and correction
You can ask to access or correct personal information associated with you by emailing rob.overtime.ai@gmail.com. You may need to provide enough detail to identify the relevant message or record.