Privacy notice for SuitBadge page visitors

Version of 10 November 2026

SuitBadge pages are provided by:
Business Safety Coaching International Sp. z o.o., Romana Dmowskiego 22/112, 43-100 Tychy, Poland, NIP PL6463026358.
info@bsci.coach

1. Who is responsible

Each page at name.suitbadge.com belongs to the person or company shown on it (the page owner). If you send a form, the page owner is the data controller of what you write and decides how to use it, for example to contact you. SuitBadge stores the form on the owner’s behalf as data processor (Article 28 GDPR). The page owner is responsible for the content of the page.

2. What happens when you open a page

We use no cookies and no tracking tools, and we do not store your IP address.
We only count visits, taps of the pin, clicks on the blocks and votes, as daily totals that do not identify you.
To deliver the page, our hosting provider (Amazon Web Services) processes your IP address briefly for the technical connection, without storing it for us.
Fonts and images are served by SuitBadge; no request goes to Google Fonts or other third parties.

3. Videos

A YouTube video is loaded only if you tap it, in the youtube-nocookie.com privacy mode. From that moment Google (YouTube) receives your IP address and technical data under its own privacy policy.

4. If you send a form

We store the answers you write, the consent text you accepted and the date. The answers are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and only the page owner can read them in the app. They are kept until the owner deletes them or closes the account. The legal basis is your consent, which you can withdraw at any time by writing to the page owner. Do not send sensitive data (for example about health) with a form.

5. Your rights

For the data of a form, contact the page owner first: they are the controller. If you cannot reach them, write to us at info@bsci.coach indicating the page: we forward your request to the owner and help them answer. You can also lodge a complaint with a data protection authority, for example UODO in Poland or the authority of the country where you live.

6. Report a page

If a page seems illegal, misleading or abusive, use the “Report” link at the bottom of the page or write to info@bsci.coach. Reports are examined under the Digital Services Act and kept for 12 months. You can report without giving your name. The report form asks for a category: illegal content, scam or phishing, infringement of rights (trademark, copyright, privacy), other.