Privacy at Finish the Stuff
Your information should help us finish the work—not become more of it.
This notice explains what happens when you browse the site, ask June for help, submit a request, or work with us. It also separates services available now from phone and text features that are still being prepared.
Last updated October 26, 2026
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Website inquiries and browser-held drafts
We use the information you send to review, scope, communicate about, and deliver your requested work. That can include your contact details, description of the work, deadline, source links, approval information, and the other answers you choose to provide.
Some tools keep an unfinished draft in your browser’s session storage so it can survive navigation or a reload in that browser session. A browser-held draft is not a submitted request. Once you choose to submit, the request is stored in our website’s protected intake queue.
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Anonymous site activity
We record a small set of first-party interaction events—such as a page view, a completed Finder, a share, a referral visit, or a submitted request—so we can understand which paths are useful.
These records use a random session identifier, campaign labels, and an anonymous referral code when someone passes the Finder on; they do not include the words you type into June, your Finder answers, your name, your email address, or advertising cookies.
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June, phone calls, and text messages
June’s web conversation and the website inquiry flow are available now. In the Start journey, you can separately choose to save a text-consent receipt for verification codes and updates about the inquiry or project you asked us to handle. Saving that permission does not start texting.
Phone calling, SMS delivery, and provider messaging are being prepared and are not active. The separate, unchecked consent choice identifies Finish the Stuff, explains the message types, states that message frequency varies and message and data rates may apply, and explains how to use STOP and HELP. We do not treat a phone number, a general request, or acceptance of this notice as consent to text.
Finish the Stuff does not sell or rent mobile numbers or SMS opt-in data. Finish the Stuff does not share mobile numbers or SMS opt-in data with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Service providers may process this information only as needed to operate the requested messaging service.
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Client work and private payment
Requests are managed in our business records on Google Drive. Ely and Trina use them to review and follow up. Request contents are not published on this website.
When we approve a scope, its private checkout is connected to your request and Finish Map so you do not have to repeat the story. Stripe processes payment details; we receive payment status and provider reference numbers, not your full card number. If you explicitly choose a post-purchase addition, Stripe may securely reuse the payment method it stored for that purpose.
An unfinished approved checkout may produce one service follow-up when your request already permits service contact. It does not subscribe you to marketing.
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Service providers
Our hosting, communications, file-storage, and payment providers process the information needed to operate the services described above. Today, that includes the website’s protected intake queue, Google Drive for business records, and Stripe for approved private checkout and payment.
Planned phone and text features are not included in that description yet. If they are activated, the applicable choice screen and this notice will be updated to describe the provider and data flow that actually apply.
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Your choices and how to reach us
Permission to contact you about a request is required only so we can send its Finish Check and next steps. Marketing email is a separate, optional choice and is never required to submit a request. You can withdraw that optional permission or unsubscribe from marketing email at any time.
To ask about, correct, or delete your request information, submit a request with the subject “Privacy request” and your request number, or reply to a project email from us.
Contact us about your information