Privacy

What this site collects, in plain words.

If you ask for the free calendars or the free sample week and printables

You give your first name and an email address. They're stored so the files and a short series of planner notes can be sent to you, and so you aren't offered the same free thing twice.

If you start a checkout

Before Whop's checkout opens, this site asks for your email address. It's used to send your download link after you buy, and up to three reminders if the checkout isn't finished. Buying stops the reminders.

If you buy the planner

Checkout is run by Whop and opens inside this site. Whop handles payment details under its own privacy policy, and this site never sees your card or bank details. This site receives your email address, name and order details from Whop to deliver your files, send setup tips and review requests, offer the bundle extras if you bought the planner on its own, and answer support requests. Leaving a review stops the review requests.

Your download page

To keep purchased files with the person who bought them, the download page works like this:

• A download cookie. The browser you buy with, or any browser where you type your checkout email, gets a cookie (named tt_dl) that lets it open your download page. It's needed for downloads to work and isn't used for anything else.
• Email checks. When an email address is typed to open an order, the site records whether it matched, with the time, network address (IP), country and browser, to limit guessing.
• Your refund confirmation. When you tick that downloading ends your refund eligibility, the site records when, from which browser and network, and which wording you agreed to.
• A download record. Every purchased file sent to you is recorded: which file, when, and the IP address, country and browser it went to. Each file is stamped with a license code for your order, and the record links the code to the order.

These records exist to settle refund requests and payment disputes, and to trace copies that are shared or resold. They're kept for as long as your order exists, and they're shared only with Whop or a card issuer when needed to resolve a refund or dispute about your order.

Unsubscribing

Every email has an unsubscribe link that works in one tap. After you unsubscribe, the only email you'll get is a download link if you buy something. Your address is kept as a do-not-email record so it stays off the list, and you can ask for it to be deleted entirely. Addresses are not sold, shared or used for anything else. Emails are sent through Cloudflare.

Analytics and cookies

The site uses the Whop Pixel, a measurement script from Whop, the company that runs the checkout. It records which pages you visit, where you came from (such as an ad or a search), and your browser and device type, so it can tell which pages and ads lead to purchases. To recognize a returning visitor it stores an identifier in a cookie and in your browser's local storage. If you enter your email for the free calendars or before checkout, that address is sent to Whop with the visit so it can be matched to a purchase. Whop handles this data under its own privacy policy. The pixel doesn't run on your download page or the unsubscribe page.

The site also uses the Google tag from Google Ads. If you arrive by clicking one of our Google ads, it stores a cookie that records that click, and if you then buy, your download page tells Google a purchase happened (without your order number, email or payment details) so we can see which ads lead to sales. Google handles this data under its own privacy policy; you can turn off ad personalization at My Ad Center. The Google tag doesn't run on the unsubscribe page.

The same Google tag also sends visits to Google Analytics: which pages you view, how far you scroll, whether you open the checkout or ask for a free download, and (on your download page, once an order is confirmed) the order total, again without your order number, email or payment details. It uses cookies to tell visits apart. You can opt out with Google's browser add-on.

The site uses Microsoft Clarity to see how pages get used: it records clicks, scrolling and mouse movement on the marketing pages, with anything you type masked, and stores cookies to tell visits apart. It doesn't run on your download page or the unsubscribe page. Microsoft handles this data under its own privacy statement.

The site also uses cookie-free page analytics at the network level. Clearing your browser's cookies and site data removes the Whop identifier, and blocking third-party scripts stops the pixel entirely.

Requests

To see, correct or delete anything held about you, email hello@threethingsplanner.com.

Last updated October 4, 2026.