Maple's public site is pre-launch, so its current privacy footprint is small and specific. This page describes exactly what the site does today.
The waitlist form
Joining the waitlist submits a name, an email address, a role, and an optional note about intended use. That information is stored to reach people as the platform comes together — for product updates and, eventually, early access — and is not sold or shared with third parties for marketing purposes.
The "Work With Us" application form
Submitting an application on the Team page sends a name, an email address, an area of interest, and an optional link and note to Maple's founders for review. It's used solely to evaluate the application and follow up, and is not shared with third parties beyond what's needed to do that (for example, the email-delivery provider that routes the notification).
Cookies
Maple's marketing site does not set advertising or tracking cookies, and does not use third-party analytics. If a cookie or notice banner is present, it is used only to remember that you've dismissed it — a strictly functional purpose, not tracking, and no data from it is sent anywhere.
No advertising or tracking
Maple does not run advertising and does not include third-party analytics or tracking scripts on its public marketing pages.
Looking ahead
Once accounts, saved research, and other product surfaces exist, this page will be expanded into a full privacy policy covering what's collected, how it's stored, and what row-level protections apply (see Security). Until then, this page is the accurate, current summary — not a placeholder for a policy that already exists elsewhere.