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Privacy
Last updated 10 November 2026
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The short version: this website doesn't track you, sets no cookies and loads nothing from other companies until you open the checkout. We only keep what we need to send you your plugin and help you with it.
Who is responsible
[Your full legal name], trading as Gumdrop Audio, [address], Portugal. Write to [email protected] about anything on this page.
This website
- No cookies, no analytics, no advertising pixels.
- The fonts are served from this site, not from Google.
- Our host, [hosting company], keeps standard server logs (IP address, time, page asked for) for [number of days] to keep the site running and safe.
- The Boing demo runs in your browser. If you load your own sound into it, the file never leaves your device.
When you buy
When you press Buy, the page loads Moonbase's checkout. Moonbase (Moonbase AS) is the merchant of record: it handles your payment details, works out tax and keeps the records the tax authorities ask for, under its own privacy policy. We never see your card details.
From Moonbase we receive your name, email address, country and what you bought. We use them to send your licence and downloads, to answer you when you write to us, and because tax law asks us to keep sales records.
When you activate a plugin
The plugin sends an identifier for your computer to Moonbase to check its licence. It doesn't send your audio, your projects or how you use the plugin.
Emails
We email you about your purchase and about updates to plugins you own. We don't send a newsletter unless you ask for one, and you can stop any email with one click.
How long we keep it
Sales records for as long as tax law requires. Support emails for two years after the last message, then we delete them.
Your rights
You can ask to see the data we have about you, correct it, delete it, or take a copy. Write to us and we answer within a month. If you think we got something wrong, you can complain to the Portuguese data protection authority, the CNPD (cnpd.pt), or to the authority in your own country.