You gave us an email address. Here's what happens to it.
This page is maintained by the Wonderfully Made Home team. It describes what the site actually stores today — not what we might do someday.
The public side of Wonderfully Made Home does one thing: it takes a waitlist signup. There is no account to create yet, no tracking pixel following you around the internet, and no advertising network in the page.
What the waitlist stores
- Your email address. So we can write to you.
- Your family name, if you chose to give one. It's optional, and the form says so.
- Which page you signed up from. So we know which parts of the site are doing their job.
- The date you signed up and where you sit in our small review list — new, reviewed, or invited.
That's the complete list. No phone number, no address, no information about your children.
What we do with it
We write to you when there's room for your family, and if something meaningful changes about when that will be. That's it. There is no newsletter, no drip sequence, and no marketing campaign attached to this list.
We do not sell your email address, rent it, trade it, or hand it to an advertiser. The people who can see the waitlist are the people who run Wonderfully Made Home.
Where it lives
The site and its database are hosted for us by Lovable, which runs the infrastructure underneath. Access to the waitlist is password-protected and limited to our team. Saying that is not a certification, and we don't claim one — it's a plain description of how the site is set up today.
When you eventually have an account, the family data you put into the app is yours. We'll describe how that works on this page before it's possible to create one.
Taking your name back off
Reply to any note we send you and ask to come off the list, and we'll remove your entry. You don't need to explain, and you're welcome back later.
Why we built this
The convictions underneath every screen — and the things this will never be.