A note about your invitation.

When you request a place in the Robyn pilot, we save your email address, any creative interests you choose to share, and a record of your consent. We use that information to manage pilot invitations and contact you about your request.

Invitation records are stored privately in Supabase and accessed through the Robyn server. Request handling runs on Vercel. A short-lived, keyed hash of the request’s IP address is used to limit repeated submissions; it is separate from your invitation record and expires from that rate-limit table after 24 hours when requests are processed.

The public homepage does not install advertising trackers. Its campaign artwork and workflow are illustrative. Submitting a request does not create a studio account or subscribe you to a marketing newsletter.

Your request remains on the pilot list until it is resolved or removed. You can reply to an invitation email to ask for your request to be removed. Closing or deleting a studio account is a separate action from removing an invitation request.

Invitation privacy version: invitation-v1 · Updated October 21, 2026