Privacy Policy

Last updated June 2026

This policy explains what isanna studio (operated by ISANNA TECNOLOGIA LTDA, CNPJ 66.060.335/0001-03) collects, why, and your choices. We keep it minimal.

What we collect

How we use it

Your inputs are sent to our AI provider to generate your draft, and stored so you can re-open your result from your link or account and refine it with your credits. We do not sell your raw data (the text you paste or your raw email).

Advertising & conversion measurement

Ad-conversion sharing is off by default. We do not share anything with ad partners for advertising unless you opt in (turn it on) yourself — there is no default-on state to opt out of. Only if you have opted in, and when advertising is enabled, do we send a server-side purchase event to ad partners to measure ad performance. When you have opted in, that event includes a one-way hashed (irreversible) version of your email, the purchase value, and ad click identifiers — never the text you paste and never your raw email. The ad partners named below act as our sub-processors for this measurement only.

You are always in control. Everywhere — the EU, UK, Brazil, the US, and anywhere else — this sharing happens only after you opt in via the consent banner, and stays off until then. You can turn it back off at any time below:

Ad-conversion sharing. Ad-conversion sharing is off for this browser (the default). Turn it on only if you want to opt in.

Processors we rely on

Retention & your rights

We keep your results so you can return to them. To access, export, or delete your data, email hello@isanna.ai and we will action it. We honor deletion requests under applicable law (incl. Brazil's LGPD and the GDPR/CCPA where relevant).

Cookies

We use a session cookie to keep you signed in and an attribution cookie to remember how you arrived. Google Analytics loads only if configured. The Meta Pixel and its ad-platform cookies (e.g. _fbp/_fbc) are off by default and load only after you opt in to ad-conversion sharing using the toggle above — turning it back off stops the pixel and suppresses the server-side conversion measurement described above.

Questions: hello@isanna.ai.