Welcome to Palliser Labs. We're thrilled to have you—whether you're here to explore our work, collaborate on something epic, or (oddly enough) read our Privacy Policy. By using our website, you agree to the terms outlined here. If you're here for the witty copy and killer content too, we consider that a bonus.
We collect a bit of data to keep things running smoothly and make your experience enjoyable (and personalized, when possible). Here's what that includes:
If you upload anything—comments, media, feedback, or memes—they may be stored on our servers.
We promise not to judge, repost, or forward your cat photos… unless they’re really good.
Yes, we use cookies (the digital kind). They help us:
You can disable cookies in your browser settings if you'd prefer. Sadly, we can’t help with cravings for real ones.
We only collect what we need, and here's why:
We do not sell your data. Ever.
We may share it:
Any third parties we work with are bound to keep your data safe and boringly private.
Your data may be stored on servers located in Australia, Singapore, or other cloud regions where our services are hosted. Rest assured, we take steps to ensure it's protected no matter where it ends up—like the digital version of a passport with excellent encryption.
We’ll hold onto your info only as long as necessary:
As a human (or very advanced AI pretending to be one), you have rights:
To exercise these rights, just email us. No red tape. No robots.
We take security seriously—firewalls, encryption, secure servers, and a hiring policy that includes at least one secret handshake.
But no system is 100% impenetrable, so please let us know immediately if you spot anything fishy.
Got questions? Curious about your data? Or just want to share a great dad joke?
We’d love to hear from you:
📧 contact@palliserlabs.io
📍 Registered Office: Palliser Labs, Melbourne, Australia
This Privacy Policy may change from time to time (because, internet). If it does, we’ll update the date above and let you know if anything major shifts. You should check back occasionally—like a responsible adult.