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Privacy policy
Last updated: 8 September 2026.
This is a courtesy translation. Only the French version is legally binding.
1. Data controller
Maxence Bernerd, publisher of GetTable.
For any question, or to exercise your rights: contact@gettable.fr
2. Data collected
- Telephone number (required): the alert channel.
- Email address (optional): confirmation and backup alerts.
- Dates, sitting and number of guests watched.
- History of alerts sent.
- Payment reference passed on by the payment provider.
No password is created or stored: there is no account. No bank data is processed or kept by GetTable; payment is handled by the provider.
3. Purposes
- Providing the watching service and sending the alerts.
- Handling payment, invoicing and any refunds.
- Sending the order confirmation by email.
- Inviting you to leave a review of the service after your order.
- Providing support and meeting legal obligations.
4. Legal basis
Performance of the contract (provision of the service) and compliance with legal obligations (invoicing).
5. Retention periods
- Telephone number and watched criteria: deleted within days of your last watched date, once any refunds have been settled. The database keeps only current activity.
- Invoicing data: kept for 10 years (legal obligation).
- Technical logs: aggregated or purged beyond 90 days.
6. Processors
To operate, the service uses providers acting as processors:
- Polar: collecting payments (seller / Merchant of Record).
- SMS and email delivery provider: delivering the alerts and the order confirmation.
- Trustpilot: sending the invitation to leave a review. Only your email address is passed to them, on the occasion of the order confirmation. You are under no obligation to respond.
- Supabase: database hosting (European Union).
- Host: application servers (European Union).
The service data — your contact details, your alerts and your order — is hosted in the European Union. Only the advertising measurements described in article 7, and only if you accepted them, are transferred outside the Union.
7. Audience measurement and advertising
When a page loads, no third-party tracker is activated: no Google, no Meta, no advertising cookie. Nothing is placed until you have given your consent.
A banner offers you that choice on your first visit. Refusing takes one click, as visible as accepting, and you can change your mind at any time via the “Manage my cookies” link at the bottom of every page.
If you accept, and only in that case, we load advertising measurement tools provided by Google (Google Ads, and where applicable Google Analytics) and by Meta (Meta pixel). They record three moments: the visit, entering payment, and the purchase. These measurements contain neither your telephone number, nor your email address, nor the details of your order.
Your choice is kept for six months in your browser’s local storage, then you are asked again. It does not leave your device.
These tools are provided by companies established in the United States: accepting them entails a transfer of that measurement data outside the European Union. Refusing them has no consequence on the service: the watching and the alerts work identically.
8. Your rights
You have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction and objection. You can exercise these rights, and in particular request the deletion of your data, via the Contact page or the “Delete my data” button. Every request is handled within one (1) month.
You may lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority (www.cnil.fr).