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Privacy & Disclaimer

The honest version.

Pengon is a small, independently-built service. Here’s what we collect, what we do with it, and the limits of what we’re promising while the product is in private beta. Last updated 19 May 2026.

Beta-service disclaimer

Pengon is currently in private, invitation-only beta. We’re proud of what it does, but we’re also being honest about what that means while we’re still growing:

What we collect

When a visitor submits a form on your Squarespace site, our worker receives the same data Squarespace already forwards to your inbox: the visitor’s name, email, phone (if present), the message text, and the page they submitted from. We classify it and store it so you can view it in your dashboard.

We also store the minimum needed to run your account: your Clerk user ID, your sign-up email, and the domain(s) of the site(s) you’ve connected. No payment information — the beta is free.

How we use it

Your submission data is yours. We use it for exactly three things:

We never sell, share, or transfer your submission data to third parties. We don’t use it for advertising. We don’t train other people’s models on it.

The training corpus (the bit you specifically asked about)

Pengon’s spam detection runs on Cloudflare Workers AI using Meta’s Llama 4 Scout model. The model itself is frozen and doesn’t learn from your submissions on its own. What we do do is build an anonymised training corpus that we’ll eventually use to fine-tune a specialised version of the classifier — but only with very specific, consensual data.

When you click Recover (not spam) on a flagged message, that — and only that — triggers a training-corpus entry. The corpus row contains:

What the corpus does not contain: no name, no email, no phone number, no site domain, no user ID, no IP, no country, no link back to your account or anyone else’s. Once a row is in the corpus it’s genuinely de-linked — even we can’t tell which Pengon customer it came from.

Why we do this. A spam classifier is only as good as the examples it’s seen. The recoveries you give us are the highest-quality signal we have — cases where the AI got it wrong — and they’re what will eventually make Pengon catch more spam without misfiring on real clients. It’s the single biggest long-term investment we’re making in classifier quality.

Don’t want to contribute? Don’t click Recover. Use the Delete button on the row instead — the submission is removed from your dashboard with no training-corpus entry created. You can also delete submissions in bulk via the checkboxes.

How long we keep things

Third-party services we use

Pengon runs on Cloudflare (Workers, D1, Workers AI, Pages). Auth is handled by Clerk. Transactional emails (recovery notices) are sent by Resend. Form classification runs on Cloudflare Workers AI using Meta’s Llama 4 Scout. Each of these processes data on our behalf under their own data-processing terms; we don’t share data with anyone else.

Your rights

You can ask us at any time to:

Just email hello@pengon.dev. We answer same-day during the work week. We can’t un-mix training-corpus rows from the corpus — they’re anonymised and don’t reference you anymore — but everything else we’ll delete on request.

Plain-language disclaimer

This page is a friendly explanation of what we actually do, not a legal contract. It doesn’t replace the formal Terms of Service we’ll publish before opening public signup. If something here is unclear or you’d like a specific question answered, please reach out.

Contact

Pengon is built by Quad Studio, Zürich. Reach us at hello@pengon.dev for product questions or info@quadstudio.ch for anything else.