Privacy

Last updated November 13, 2026.

Booking Page keeps only what a booking needs. Your calendar's events are never stored, and nothing is sold or shown to advertisers.

If you make a page

• Signing in. You sign in with Hub Nexus when you publish. Booking Page learns your name and an id that Hub Nexus makes for this app alone; it never sees your password or your Hub Nexus email address. A cookie keeps you signed in on this site for 30 days.
• Your page. What you write on it (your name, a line about you, a note, a business's address), your booking types, your hours and your time zone. It is public at the address you choose, as you meant it to be.
• Your email address. The one you give for bookings, confirmed by a link we send it. Bookings, changes and cancellations are sent there. It is not shown on your page.
• Google Calendar, if you connect it. Google lets Booking Page see only when you are busy in the calendars you choose, and their names, so you can choose; the account's address is kept, to show you which account is connected. It cannot see an event's title, people or notes. Busy times are read when someone opens your page or books, kept in memory for at most two minutes, and never stored. The key Google gives for the connection is stored encrypted, and you can disconnect at any time, here or in your Google account.
• Other calendars (Apple, Outlook and others), if you add one by its private address. That address is stored encrypted. Each time it is read, only the start and end of events that make you busy are used; everything else in it is discarded at once.
• Your bookings: who booked, which type, when, and their note.
• Before you sign in, the page you are building is kept in your browser only.

Delete everything from your page's settings at any time: your page, your bookings and your calendar connections go at once. If you delete your Hub Nexus account, Hub Nexus tells Booking Page, and the same happens.

If you book a time

You need no account, and no cookie is set. What you type (your name, your email address and an optional note), the time you picked and your time zone go to the person whose page it is, by email and in their list of bookings. Booking Page uses them to send you the confirmation, a calendar invitation, a reminder, and the links to move or cancel. Ask the person you booked with what they do with your details; to have a booking removed sooner, cancel it, or write to us.

How long things are kept

• A booking, with what the person booking typed: until 90 days after its time, then deleted.
• A page, its settings and its calendar connections: until you delete them or your Hub Nexus account.
• To stop abuse, such as one network making many pages or bookings, an address's requests are counted in a scrambled form for at most a day.
• A report of a page: 30 days, or until the page is put back after a person has checked it.
• The server's records of requests carry no names, email addresses or notes, and are kept for 90 days.

Google's data

Booking Page's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy (opens in a new tab), including the Limited Use requirements. Busy times from Google are used only to show and keep open times on your page; they are not used for advertising, sold, or read by people.

Who handles it

The site, its data and its email run on Amazon Web Services in the United States (Oregon); like any web host, it receives your IP address in order to deliver the pages. Email is sent by Amazon from meet.hubnx.com. There is no analytics script and no advertising.

If you report a page

A report from a page's Report this page link carries the page's address, the reason you pick and anything you write, and nothing about who you are. The block of network addresses yours belongs to (your provider's, not yours alone) is kept with it in a scrambled form, so that one network counts once however often it reports. The page's owner is told why their page was hidden, never who reported it. Each report also goes to Hub Nexus, as feedback does (below).

Feedback you send

A report you send with Feedback goes to Hub Nexus (hubnx.com), the team that makes Booking Page. It carries what you write, whether it is a problem or an idea, your email address if you give one, the page's address, your screen's size and pixel density, your browser, language and light or dark mode, and, sent from any page but the feedback page itself, a picture of the page as you saw it, with anything you blacked out painted over before it leaves your browser. Hub Nexus keeps each report for 90 days and emails it to the people who build Booking Page; its privacy policy (opens in a new tab) covers how.

Contact

Booking Page is provided by HubNX, Inc., the company behind Hub Nexus. Write to meet@hubnx.com to ask what we hold about you or to have it deleted.