Privacy Policy

This page is written for karanjotfootwear at karanjotfootwear.site. It was prepared for this storefront on 11 November 2026. It is a shopper-facing explanation, not a certificate and not a lawyer’s opinion. Where a live business detail is still missing, the page says so in plain words.

What this notice covers

karanjotfootwear is a kids-footwear shop presented at karanjotfootwear.site. The pages in this folder run in the browser. They do not talk to a store database, a card network, or an advertising pixel. This notice describes the information that stays on the device you are using: the cart, the wishlist, the account you create here, the orders you confirm here, and the contact notes you send from the contact page. If you move to another phone or another browser, that information does not follow you, because it was never uploaded.

A captured shopping site often publishes a privacy policy written for a hosted checkout. This page does not copy that text. It describes the behaviour you can actually observe on this storefront. Prices are shown in Indian rupees. Product style names, such as Fresh Breeze or Bus Buddy, describe the pairs offered for sale. They are not a claim that karanjotfootwear owns a factory or a yarn mill.

Information you type

When you create an account, the form asks for a name, an email address, and a password, with a second box so you can confirm the password. Those three values are saved in local storage on this browser, together with an optional phone number if you later add one on the account page. The password is kept as you typed it. There is no server that hashes it, salts it, or recovers it by email. Treat the password as a convenience for this browser account, and do not reuse a password that protects your bank, your mail, or your workplace.

Login compares the email and password with the account list already stored on the device. A match starts a session record that holds the name, the email, and the phone number. Logout removes that session record. It does not delete the account, the cart, or past orders. Clearing the site data for karanjotfootwear.site removes all of it at once. Forgot-password does not send a message. If the email matches an account on this device, the page lets you choose a new password and writes that password into the same local account list.

Checkout asks for a recipient name, an email, a 10-digit mobile number, a street address, a city, a state, and a six-digit PIN code. It also asks you to choose cash on delivery or pay-on-delivery by UPI. It does not ask for a card number, a card expiry, a CVV, a UPI ID, or a bank account number. If you are not logged in, placing the order sends you to the login page first, and the cart remains so you can return and place the order after you sign in.

The contact form asks for a name, an email, an optional phone number, and a comment. A successful send stores that note in local storage and shows a confirmation on the page. No inbox is attached. The line in the footer that says sample storefront detail is intentional: this project was not given a street address, a phone number, or a monitored email, and it does not invent one.

Information the shop creates

The cart stores a product handle, a size label, and a quantity for each line. Handles match the product pages, for example jelly-pop or zulp-cloud-dancer. Sizes use the age bands printed on the size chart, from 1-1.5 Years through 3.5-4 Years. Quantities are whole numbers. The cart count in the header is the sum of those quantities. Refreshing the page reads the same cart back from local storage.

A wishlist is a list of product handles. A heart on a product card adds or removes that handle. It does not reserve stock, because this storefront does not track a warehouse. An order confirmation stores an order id that starts with KF, the date shown by the browser, the customer fields from checkout, each line with its title, size, quantity, and rupee price, the merchandise subtotal, any ten-percent offer, a shipping figure of zero, the final total, and the payment choice you selected.

The offer code PAIR10, and the automatic offer that appears when the cart holds at least two pairs, are calculated in the browser. The discount is ten percent of the merchandise total, rounded to the nearest rupee. That calculation is part of the order record so a later return discussion has a number to quote. It is not a voucher issued by a bank.

What we do not collect on these pages

These pages do not set a third-party analytics cookie, do not load a social-media button, and do not embed a scan-to-pay image. There is no Facebook pixel, no chat widget, and no newsletter popup that asks for a phone number in exchange for a code. The announcement strips rotate messages that already sit in the page: a two-pair offer, express-delivery wording, hassle-free returns, and cash on delivery. They do not track whether you read them.

Payment is limited to the two delivery choices named above. karanjotfootwear does not claim that a named payment company, a wallet, or a bank processes those choices. Cash on delivery means the courier collects the order total when the pair arrives, once a courier is actually appointed. Pay on delivery by UPI means the same moment of collection, using a transfer the courier or the operator arranges. Until the operator confirms that arrangement, both choices are records of what the shopper selected, not proof that money moved.

How the information is used

Cart data is used to show lines, quantities, the offer, and the total. Account data is used to greet you in the account menu, to fill checkout fields when you are signed in, and to list orders that share your email. Contact notes are kept so a later operator can read what this browser stored, if they are given the device. Order data is used to render the confirmation page and the order list on the account page.

We do not sell the local records, because we do not have a server copy to sell. We do not use them to build an advertising audience. We do not match them to a government identity database. A person who can open this browser profile can read the same records you can read, which is why a shared family computer should be logged out after an order, and why site data should be cleared if you are finished with the shop on that device.

If a future operator connects a real mailbox or a real courier, new data will leave the device. That step is not part of this storefront. This notice should be replaced before that happens, and the replacement should name the inbox, the courier, and the retention period the operator is actually willing to keep. Until that confirmation, do not assume a person is reading contact notes or packing shoes.

How long it stays

Local storage remains until you delete it, until you remove a line, or until the browser drops site data. Logout does not empty the cart. Removing a cart line deletes that line only. Placing an order clears the cart and the offer code stored for the session, and writes the order into the order list. Deleting the account is not a separate button. Clearing site data for this origin is the practical way to erase the account, the orders, the wishlist, and the contact notes together.

There is no backup tape and no support desk holding a second copy. If you clear the browser and then ask for an order id, the confirmation page will not be able to find it. Keep a note of the order id if you need to refer to it after you clean the device.

Choices you can use today

You can browse without an account. You can refuse to create an account and still fill a cart, though placing an order asks you to log in so the order can be tied to an email on this device. You can edit your name and phone on the account page. The email on an existing account is the key for that account and is not edited from the profile form, so a mistyped email means creating a different account or using forgot-password on the original address.

You can remove wishlist hearts, change quantities, and delete cart lines without writing to us. You can close the search panel without searching. You can leave every optional phone field blank except checkout, where a 10-digit mobile is required so a courier would know who to call. That requirement is a form rule. It does not mean a call centre exists yet.

You can ask, through the contact form, that a future operator ignore a message. The honest status today is that the message never left the browser. If you want it gone now, clear the site data. We will not pretend a privacy team has actioned a ticket.

Children and product photographs

The catalogue is kids footwear. Sizes are expressed as approximate age bands beside foot lengths in centimetres. That is a fitting aid for an adult buyer. It is not a profile of a child. Please do not type a child’s full name, school, or medical history into the contact comment or the address line. An address needs enough detail for a delivery, not a biography. An adult should complete checkout.

Sharing, security, and changes

Because the records stay in the browser, karanjotfootwear does not hand them to a logistics company, a payment switch, or an analytics firm from these pages. The limit of that statement is the device itself. Browser extensions, a synced browser profile, or another person at the keyboard can see what local storage holds. Do not treat this shop as a confidential vault.

We will change this notice if the shop starts sending data off the device, if the offer rules change, or if the operator confirms a real contact channel. The date at the top of the page is the date of this wording. A changed notice should be posted on this same path. Older orders saved on a device keep the totals they were given at checkout. A later notice does not rewrite those saved totals.

Questions about this notice can be typed into the contact form on karanjotfootwear.site. The published contact line remains a sample storefront detail until the operator confirms an address, a phone number, and a mailbox. Do not send original identity documents to a sample line.