Privacy information
How the current learning site handles information. Updated October 16, 2026.
Reading without an account
You can read the current courses without giving Bakerversity your name or email address. Visiting a website still sends technical information, such as your IP address and browser request details, to the services that deliver it.
Optional accounts and learning records
If you create an account, Bakerversity uses Clerk for sign-in and stores an account identifier, email address, name, and profile image when provided. Signed-in learning features can store enrollments, lesson completions, submitted assessment answers, scores, and instructor feedback. These records support account access and the learning features you use.
Services that support the site
Vercel hosts the website, Supabase stores application data and uploaded files, and Clerk supports authentication. These providers process information to deliver their respective services. Their own privacy notices provide additional information about their practices; they do not replace this explanation of Bakerversity.
Browser storage and external content
The site remembers your appearance preference in browser storage. Authentication uses cookies or related browser storage to manage sessions. Pages may also load images, styles, videos, or slide presentations from external services. Those services receive requests when their content loads and may apply their own storage and privacy practices.
You can manage cookies and site storage through your browser. Clearing them may reset your theme or sign you out. Not creating an account does not prevent the technical requests needed to load a page or its embedded content.
Contact messages
Messages sent through the contact form are processed by Formspree and delivered to Michael Baker. The form asks for a reply email, topic and message, with optional name and page URL. This information is used to respond to your request. Avoid including sensitive personal information. See Formspree’s privacy policy for information about that service.
Questions about your information
To ask about information associated with your account, or request a correction or deletion, use the contact form. Include the account email address, but never send your password.