Wind Cheetah

Website information

Privacy.

How information is handled when you browse this website or get in touch.

Updated 14 September 2026

This website

This notice covers the Wind Cheetah marketing website. For privacy questions, contact info@windcheetah.net.

This site does not use analytics, advertising trackers, embedded social feeds or a contact form. Its fonts and images are served from its own hosting. It does not set cookies or store information in your browser.

Technical information

The website is hosted on Oracle Cloud infrastructure. Hosting systems process connection information, such as your IP address and requested page, to deliver the website and protect it from misuse. This website’s web server does not keep routine visitor access logs. Operational error logs may contain connection information when a problem occurs and are limited by log rotation.

Contacting Wind Cheetah

Email links open your email service; telephone links open your calling app. If you contact Wind Cheetah, the details you choose to provide are used to respond to your enquiry and discuss or provide the requested service. Email is handled through the existing email provider.

Enquiry information is used to take steps at your request before providing a service, or for the legitimate interest of responding to a general enquiry. Relevant correspondence is kept for as long as needed to handle the enquiry, deliver agreed work and meet applicable record-keeping requirements.

Separate cycling tools

Aero Calc and TTT Power Plan are separate applications. Following a link takes you to that application, where different account, storage and privacy arrangements may apply.

Your choices and rights

You can contact Wind Cheetah to ask about your information, request a copy or correction, or ask for deletion or restriction where applicable. You may also have the right to object to processing or request data portability. These rights depend on the circumstances and the basis for processing.

If you have a concern, please raise it using the email above. You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.