podcompanionsPrivacy & cookies
A small site with searches and saved reads kept in your browser.
Last updated: 21 October 2026.
Who is responsible
Paul Wormleighton, UK, is responsible for personal information handled by PodCompanions. Contact us about privacy
Visiting the site
Cloudflare serves the website and processes connection information such as IP addresses, requested addresses, browser details and security signals to deliver and protect it. This release includes no advertising, analytics script, third-party font request or embedded player. Cloudflare’s own service processing is described in its privacy policy.
Search and saved reads
Search terms are processed in your browser, not submitted to a search service. A search saved in a page URL may remain in your browser history. The key pc.saved.v1 stores your chosen episode IDs in your browser’s local storage. It is not sent to us. You can remove individual saves or clear them on the Saved page, or clear site data in your browser.
Cookies
The site’s own code sets no cookies. Cloudflare may use security cookies when needed to protect the service. Saving reads is optional and happens when you request it. There is no advertising or analytics consent banner because these technologies are not included.
Contacting us
If you email, your address and message are processed to answer the enquiry and keep a record of any correction or creator request. The domain’s mail forwarding and Gmail deliver and store those messages. Please do not include unnecessary sensitive information.
Purpose, retention and rights
Our intended lawful basis for necessary site operation and responding to enquiries is legitimate interests: operating a reliable site and resolving requests. Correspondence is kept only as long as needed for the enquiry and any follow-up; minimal records of corrections or exclusions may be retained to avoid repeating a problem. Provider retention follows the applicable service settings and policies. Browser saves remain until you clear them.
You may ask about access, correction, deletion, restriction or objection to our processing. You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.