Privacy Policy
Deedwell is a brand of Cedarstone Ventures LLC. This policy explains what this website collects. It is short because the honest answer is almost nothing.
What we collect on this website
Nothing you have to give us, and nothing we choose to gather. There is no account, no login, no newsletter signup and no contact form on this site. The free checklist is published in full on the page and offered as a direct download — there is no email gate in front of it.
We run no analytics. No Google Analytics, no tag manager, no pixel, no session recording, no cookies set by us. You can check: this site loads no third-party scripts at all. Our host, GitHub Pages, keeps its own server logs, which we do not have access to and cannot query.
If you email us
Writing to info@cedarstonellc.com is the one way we would hold anything about you, and only because you sent it. Owners who register a copy give us an address, and we use it for three things and nothing else: (1) the next tax year's edition of the file you own, (2) a note when a figure or rule that touches that file changes, and (3) a reply when you write to us with a question. It sits in an ordinary mailbox, we do not run it through a marketing platform, and we do not sell, rent or trade it.
Because there is no sending platform, our notes carry no unsubscribe link. Reply “stop” to any of them, or write to us at any time, and we delete the address rather than suppress it.
What we do not do
We do not sell, rent or trade personal information. We do not track you across sites. We do not build a profile of you. We do not send anything you did not ask for.
A note on this page
Until 2026-07-26 this policy described collecting email addresses for a gated checklist and running "privacy-respecting analytics". Neither was true: the checklist has never been gated and no analytics has ever been installed. A privacy policy that overstates what a site collects is still wrong, so it has been rewritten to say what actually happens.
Later the same day it was corrected again, in the opposite direction. It had said a registered owner's address was kept for one purpose, while the registration page promised three uses of it — and that page also said every email would carry an unsubscribe link, which was never possible, because there is no sending platform to put one in. Understating what we do with an address is the same fault as overstating it, so both pages now say the same three things and describe the real way to get removed.
Contact
Questions? info@cedarstonellc.com. If this policy changes, we'll update the effective date above.