Following by email
When you follow, the site sends one confirmation email to the address you give. The link in it carries your address, signed so it can’t be forged, and works for seven days. Nothing is saved until you click it.
Once you confirm, your address is stored as a contact with Resend, the service that sends the emails, and Plazor can see the list there. It is used for one thing: emails about what Plazor builds and writes. It is never sold or shared, and never used for advertising.
Every email has an unfollow link that works in one click, and stays working. Unfollowing marks your address as unsubscribed so nothing else is sent; ask and Plazor will delete it outright.
To stop automated sign-ups, the site counts requests per connection and per address. Both are turned into one-way codes before they are counted, the counts live only in the server’s memory, and they expire within a day.
Talking to HALO
What you type to HALO, with the rest of that conversation, is sent to Anthropic’s Claude API to write the reply, and the reply comes straight back to your browser. This site does not store conversations: close the page and they are gone from here.
To limit how fast anyone can send messages, your IP address is held in the server’s memory for about a minute. It is not written anywhere.
Optional analytics
Off until you say yes. With your permission, Vercel Web Analytics counts the pages you view and how many people visit, and the site counts a few moments in fixed categories: how people choose to follow (email, Instagram, YouTube, GitHub, RSS), first messages to HALO, and notes read to the end. Your email address and anything you type are never part of these counts.
With each page view Vercel records the page address without its query string, the referring site, your approximate location, and your browser, operating system and device type. No cookies are used: to count unique visitors Vercel derives a code from your request that is discarded after 24 hours, and the counts are not tied to your IP address. Totals are kept for up to 12 months.
If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, the site says so and still leaves the choice to you, since nothing is sold or shared either way. Change your choice any time: .
Cookies and browser storage
No cookies. A few preferences are kept in your own browser: light or dark theme, sound on or off, your analytics choice, and, for this tab only, whether you chose the still view. Clearing site data removes them.
If an AI agent acts for you
Assistants and agents can read this site as Markdown, and can ask to follow on your behalf through the public API or MCP server. A follow requested that way works exactly as above: you get the confirmation email, and nothing happens unless you click it.
Hosting
The site runs on Vercel, which keeps short-lived request logs to operate it. Fonts, covers and images are served from this site itself; the only other services a page talks to are the ones named here, and only when you use them.
Your choices
To unfollow, use the link in any email. To ask what is held about you, or to have it corrected or deleted, reply to any email this site sent you, or message @dragonplazor on Instagram.