Monkey404 is being built carefully. This page explains what we collect, why we collect it and how you can ask for deletion.
When you request early access, Monkey404 collects your name, email address and audience type. You can also choose to share your company or brand name and a message about what you want help with.
The form also includes a hidden spam-prevention field. If that field is filled in, the request may be treated as automated spam and ignored.
We use this information to respond to early access requests, understand product fit and improve Monkey404 around real content workflows.
For example, audience type helps us understand whether someone is a small business, agency, creator, marketing team or another kind of content operator. That helps shape onboarding, planning workflows and beta priorities.
If you request early access, Monkey404 may contact you about your request, beta availability, product fit or follow-up questions. These messages are about early access and product onboarding, not a public marketing newsletter.
You can ask not to be contacted again through the same early access route. We will respect reasonable requests where appropriate.
If you use the Monkey404 Treehouse beta product, the app may store workspace and content workflow information you add, such as workspace details, post drafts, media notes, approvals, readiness state and local reports.
This information is used to provide the Treehouse workspace and help teams manage planning, previews, approvals, media organisation and local reports. Monkey404 does not claim live social publishing or external analytics are available in beta.
The static public site does not include external tracking scripts. As the product develops, this policy may be updated to explain any new tools or processors before they are used.
The public site is designed to stay lightweight and static. The logged-in app is separate and may need service providers for hosting, storage, database and email operations as the beta grows.
You can ask Monkey404 to delete early access signup data or app workspace data. Use the early access form and include the email address you used, the workspace name if relevant and what you want deleted.
Deletion requests are reviewed so the right records can be found and removed where appropriate. Some operational records may need to be retained for a limited period if required for security, abuse prevention or legal reasons.
If your early access details are wrong, you can submit an updated request using the same email address and explain what changed. During beta, keeping contact and workspace information accurate helps avoid access problems.
This policy can be updated as Monkey404 develops. The aim is to keep the wording useful, honest and easy to understand.
Future updates may explain new product features, integrations or service providers before they are used more broadly. This page should not be treated as formal legal advice.
