1. Controller and contact
Automatiq Solutions LLC, 1621 Central Ave #8124, Cheyenne, WY 82001, United States, operates FrontierArg and is responsible for the personal data described here. For access, correction, deletion, withdrawal or another privacy request, email contact@frontierarg.com.
2. Account and saved research
An email address is required to receive an access link and use a signed-in account. Public browsing does not require one. We store your account identifier, email, authentication state and account-access level. Your display name and description of what you are looking for are optional and can be edited or cleared in your profile.
When you save an offer, we keep its identifier, source and title, saving time, any notes you provide and its position in your comparison. This lets you restore your selection after signing in again. A browser-only selection is imported into your account only when you choose to import it. Saved selections are account data; they are not public listings about you.
If you fill in My Argentina plan, we also keep your stage, the topics you follow, up to five places, your preferred language and whether you completed or skipped the questions. If you use them, we also keep your checklist ticks with the version of the list they belong to and private notes on places (up to 2,000 characters each). Following a topic is not a newsletter or alert subscription. Email alerts for a topic are optional and need your explicit consent for that topic, confirmed by email within 24 hours; for them we keep the topic, your confirmed account email, language, consent version and when you requested, confirmed or turned them off. You can turn them off in your plan or with the link in any alert, and they are turned off if your account email changes. You can change or clear these answers in your plan; when your account is deleted, they are deleted with it.
We process the data needed to provide the account and saved-research service you request and to handle requested support. Where GDPR applies, the basis for necessary service processing is Article 6(1)(b); necessary security and abuse prevention rely on our legitimate interest in protecting the service under Article 6(1)(f), subject to your rights. Argentina's Ley 25.326, Article 5(2)(d), addresses data necessary for a contractual relationship. Optional newsletter and analytics consent is separate.
If you use a separately enabled Scout research preview, its account history can contain your search criteria, original request, results and selected candidates. Choosing AI interpretation sends that request text to Google Gemini. This preview is separate from the public Campo search; ordinary account access and saving do not send your profile or email to Gemini. Avoid including sensitive personal information or information about other people in optional free-text fields.
3. Browser storage
We use browser storage for your language, sign-in session and browser-only selection. Signing out ends the account session; it does not delete your saved account data. The app stops restoring a guest selection more than seven days after its last saved change, but its browser copy can remain until you clear site data. Clearing site data also removes local preferences and signs you out; it does not delete the account selection.
A separate local diagnostic history contains at most 80 recent action categories in tab session storage. It excludes email, listing identifiers, titles and free text and is not forwarded to Google Analytics. You can remove this local history by clearing the browser's site data.
4. Optional analytics
Google Analytics 4 through Google Tag Manager is loaded only after you allow analytics in Privacy settings. It helps us understand page and interaction patterns. Our application events contain bounded page paths, language and action context; they exclude your email, account and listing identifiers, search text, URL query strings and fragments. Google may also process browser/device information and analytics identifiers under its policies. Advertising storage, advertising user data and ad personalisation remain off.
You can reject analytics or withdraw permission in Privacy settings without losing account features. Withdrawal stops future analytics transmission; it does not itself erase events already sent. The consent preference cookie lasts up to one year; the local preference remains until replaced or cleared. Use the privacy contact for requests concerning previously collected data.
5. Intelligence Brief subscription
Newsletter data
We process the email address you enter, language, chosen frequency, the FrontierArg signup surface, consent version and time, plus confirmation, delivery, unsubscribe and suppression status needed to operate the brief. The signup does not create a buyer, candidate or advertising profile and does not ask for sensitive data.
Newsletter purpose and legal basis
We use this data only to request double-opt-in confirmation and, after confirmation, send the FrontierArg Intelligence Brief at the selected pace. The basis is your explicit consent. Consent is optional and can be withdrawn at any time without affecting prior lawful processing.
6. Providers and international handling
Netlify hosts the site and server-side endpoints. Supabase provides authentication and stores account profiles, selections, research history and topic alert choices. Brevo delivers account-access and topic alert emails as well as newsletter confirmation and delivery, and maintains newsletter subscription and suppression state. Google provides optional analytics and, in the separately enabled research preview, Gemini interpretation. We do not send the newsletter address to a sales CRM through the subscription flow.
The operator is in the United States and providers may process data in other countries. Their privacy notices and data-processing terms are linked below, including Supabase's processing addendum and its transfer provisions. Contact us to request information about the safeguards applying to your data. A provider's published terms alone do not establish that every transfer arrangement has received a separate legal review.
7. Retention and deletion
Account profiles and saved research are kept to provide the continuing account service. Remove saved offers in your selection and edit or clear optional profile fields in your account. You can delete your whole account yourself in your account settings; before deleting, you may be asked to confirm it's you through your confirmed account email. For a copy of your account data, or if self-deletion is not possible, email the privacy contact from your account address; we may need to verify identity. Account deletion covers the profile, plan with checklist progress and place notes, linked selections, research history and topic alert choices with their consent records; signing out or unsubscribing from the newsletter does not delete them.
Support correspondence, authentication/delivery records, security logs and backups have separate operational retention. Their duration depends on the provider, resolution of the request or incident and any legal requirement; deleting a live account does not immediately erase every provider log or backup. We do not claim a uniform automatic deletion deadline for those records. Ask the privacy contact for the applicable information.
Confirmed subscription data is kept until you unsubscribe, withdraw consent or the brief ends. A minimal suppression record may then be retained so we can respect the opt-out and handle legal or security claims. FrontierArg does not keep a separate application database of unconfirmed signup payloads; provider and infrastructure logs follow the relevant operational and security retention periods. We delete or anonymise data that is no longer needed, subject to legal obligations.
8. Your choices and rights
You may unsubscribe from any issue or ask for information, access, correction, updating, deletion or confidentiality. Where applicable, you may also request restriction, object, receive portable data or complain to your local authority. In Argentina, the Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública (AAIP) accepts data-protection complaints.
9. Sources and changes
This notice is designed around Argentina's Ley 25.326 and its clear-information and data-subject-rights requirements; GDPR rights apply where that law governs the processing. Material changes to the purpose require a new notice and, where required, renewed consent.
The account features described here were last compared with the app on 15 October 2026; the official and provider references were checked on 13 September 2026. This update describes the operating product; it does not state that a qualified legal review has been completed.