How we handle your data

When you complete the Guided Commission we ask for your name, email and WhatsApp so we can reach you, plus a few open questions about your music, the sound you're after, and your reference points — so the Maestro walks into that first conversation with real context.

We don't ask for anything else anywhere on the site. Browsing the Registry, the Philosophy, or the Process leaves no personal trace.

Only to respond to your inquiry and move the commission forward if you decide to. We don't sell or share your data with third parties for advertising, and we don't build a contact list to write you anything you didn't ask for.

Your inquiry is stored in Supabase (our database provider) and triggers an email notification through Resend so the Maestro sees it. Both are external providers that process this data only so the workshop can operate — they don't use it for anything of their own.

We also keep the IP address the inquiry was sent from, solely to block automated or abusive submissions — we don't use it for anything else.

We use Vercel Analytics to understand how many people visit the site and where in the Guided Commission they drop off, so we can improve it. It doesn't use cookies, doesn't identify individual people, and doesn't cross-reference this with any of your other data — just aggregate numbers.

We keep your inquiry for as long as the conversation about the commission lasts and, if it goes ahead, as part of the instrument's record. If you'd rather we didn't, ask and we'll delete it.

You can ask us at any time what data we hold about you, have it corrected if it's wrong, or have it deleted. This workshop operates out of Argentina, under the Personal Data Protection Law (Ley 25.326).