Privacy Policy
How the test pilot handles saved schedules, guest reservations, public names, and privacy requests.
Last updated September 30, 2026
Who we are and what this policy covers
iTs Media LLC operates iTsGenius. This policy describes the current test pilot: organizer sign-in and saved drafts, AI-assisted editing, published calendars, guest reservations and our support contact. It does not describe unlaunched messaging, payment or import features as active.
The pilot is intended for adult coordinators and has no child accounts. Use fictional or non-sensitive examples when trying AI-assisted editing. Please do not submit children's personal information or other sensitive information. Contact us if you believe it was submitted so we can assess what records we hold.
Information you provide
The pilot uses schedule details, selections, changes and conversation text you enter to display and adjust a draft. This can include event titles, dates, time zones, roles and capacities. Organizers who sign in can save private drafts to the application database. Publishing makes a selected calendar and its availability accessible to anyone with its share link; it does not publish the private draft conversation or organizer account details.
Guests provide a name and email to reserve places without creating an account. The signup form's public-name option starts checked: if you leave it checked, your name appears beside your reserved spots on the shared calendar. Uncheck it before submitting to keep your name off that public view. Existing reservations and organizer-entered commitments are not changed by this new form default. Your email and reservation-management link are not shown on the public calendar; the organizer can see reservation details in the private roster.
When you email support, we receive your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send. We use that information to respond, investigate the reported issue and handle your request. Avoid including private rosters or sensitive information when a fictional example will explain the problem.
Conversation and AI processing
When AI-assisted editing is enabled and used, scheduling requests and relevant draft context go to the application server and may be sent to Google's Gemini API to propose changes or ask a question. Simulated examples use fixed responses and do not send those requests to an external AI provider.
Provider processing and retention are subject to the applicable provider account and terms. Do not put private or sensitive information in AI-assisted requests. Review proposed changes before saving or publishing a schedule.
Browser storage and preferences
We use browser local storage to remember an explicit light or dark theme choice, the last calendar opened for an organizer, and an organizer's optional diagnostics choice. Session storage can hold opaque, short-lived diagnostics journey state so a consented sign-in redirect can remain one ordered journey. Organizer sign-in uses an account session. We do not use advertising cookies in this version.
On guest signup, the option to remember details on that device starts checked. When left checked, local storage keeps the guest's name, email, reserved-slot identifiers and reservation-management paths for that shared calendar. This prefills later visits and restores management links. Anyone using the same browser profile may see those details and links.
Unchecking the remember option removes this site's remembered guest record from that device and prevents the current signup from being added to it. It does not cancel existing reservations or erase server records. The browser copy has no automatic expiry in this pilot and remains until it is unchecked or the site's storage is cleared; each management link's server-side expiration remains separate.
An unsaved working draft may be lost when you reload or leave the page; a confirmed private save is stored on the server. Clearing this site's browser storage removes these browser preferences, remembered guest details and the short-lived diagnostics journey state, but does not delete a server-saved draft, reservation, support email or information already processed by a provider.
Technical data and analytics
The separate local coordination simulation can record bounded event metadata and counts in memory to demonstrate how a workflow behaves. It uses a simulated destination, with no external analytics collector, session replay or advertising integration.
When optional organizer diagnostics are configured, Help & About offers a choice to share fixed sign-in, saved-calendar-list and calendar-open outcomes and timings. The choice starts off. These events use a rotating opaque journey number and coarse screen-size category; they do not include account, workspace, draft or calendar identifiers, schedule titles or dates, roles, prompts, conversation text, names, email addresses, full URLs, cookies or arbitrary error text. There is no session replay, automatic click capture, heatmap, console or network recording, fingerprinting or advertising use.
Serving a page or processing a request exposes technical information to the server or network services handling it, such as an IP address, request time and browser information. Hosting, development and security tools may keep operational logs in addition to the application's saved drafts and reservations.
Retention, choices and privacy requests
Unsaved working drafts and the local simulation are temporary page state. Optional organizer diagnostics are accessible only to restricted operators and, when enabled, are retained for no more than 30 days. Turning the choice off stops collection and clears events waiting in that page; events already accepted age out under the log-retention policy. Because the rotating journey number is not linked to an account, name or email, we cannot reliably locate those events from an identity request. Confirmed saved drafts, published calendars, reservations, support correspondence and other operational records can outlast a browser session. Their retention depends on the purpose of the record, the systems involved and applicable legal or security needs; this pilot does not provide a universal delete-all control.
Email our support address to request access, correction or deletion of personal information we hold. Describe the relevant interaction without sending unnecessary sensitive information. We may need to verify that the request concerns your information and will explain any limits, including records held by independent providers or records we must retain.
We will update this policy and its date as practices change. Review the current policy before using newly enabled features.
Contact
For questions about this policy, contact:
hello@itsmedia.net