Privacy
What this website collects, what it does not collect, and what happens when you contact DeepBlu Project.
Effective September 20, 2026
Contact inquiries
When you submit the contact form, the name, email address, organization, inquiry type, and message you provide are processed by Formspree, stored in the DeepBlu Project Formspree account, and delivered to Christopher Workman by email. DeepBlu Project uses this information to review and respond to your inquiry and to maintain appropriate business correspondence.
Do not send sensitive health information
This website is not a clinical portal or crisis service. Do not send medical records, protected health information, confidential personnel information, or details needed for emergency intervention through the contact form or ordinary email.
Privacy-friendly analytics
This website uses Plausible Analytics to measure aggregate website traffic and page use without using cookies or collecting personal data for cross-site advertising. Plausible processes limited technical information needed to produce these measurements. DeepBlu Project uses the resulting reports to understand which pages are useful and improve the site.
Basic technical information
The website’s hosting, analytics, form-processing, email, and security providers may process ordinary technical information such as IP address, browser type, requested pages, timestamps, and security events to deliver, measure, and protect the site. DeepBlu Project does not sell visitor information.
External services
The site uses Plausible Analytics and Formspree, each subject to its own privacy practices. Links to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, conference organizers, YouTube, 988 Lifeline, COPLINE, and other outside services lead to websites with their own privacy practices. DeepBlu Project does not control those services.
Questions or deletion requests
To ask how a message you sent has been handled, or to request deletion of correspondence held by DeepBlu Project, email chris@chris-workman.com. Legal or operational recordkeeping requirements may limit deletion.