Data controller
Nicolas Dibot, sole trader, trading as Dibot AI — SIREN 108 323 601 — SIRET 108 323 601 00014 — nicolas@dibot.fr.
Business address: 16 rue des Écoles, 44115 Haute-Goulaine, France.
Enquiries and professional relationships
When you contact the publisher by email or phone, the information you provide is used to answer your enquiry, prepare a discussion or quotation, perform an engagement and manage the professional relationship.
Depending on the context, processing is based on pre-contractual steps, performance of a contract, compliance with legal obligations or the legitimate interest in responding to and managing the professional relationship.
Professional outreach
For B2B outreach only, publicly available professional information may be used: organisation, role, professional contact details, public source, contact history and opt-out status.
This processing is based on the legitimate interest in presenting services relevant to the recipient’s professional activity. Anyone may object simply and free of charge by replying to the message received or emailing nicolas@dibot.fr.
Prospecting data is retained for no more than three years from collection or the prospect’s last contact. Information strictly required to honour an objection is retained on a suppression list to prevent further outreach.
Recipients and service providers
Data is used by Nicolas M. Dibot and, where necessary, by his technical email and hosting providers. It is neither sold nor rented.
The website is hosted by GitHub Pages in the United States. GitHub may process technical connection data under its own privacy policy. Professional email is operated by Infomaniak.
Cookies and external services
The website uses no advertising or audience-measurement service. A light or dark theme preference may be stored only in your browser’s local storage.
Fonts are hosted directly on this website. Some videos are embedded from YouTube; when they load, YouTube may receive technical data such as the IP address and browser information under its own policy.
Your rights
You may request access, rectification, erasure or restriction of your data and object to processing where that right applies. Email nicolas@dibot.fr and describe your request.
You may also lodge a complaint with the French data protection authority, the CNIL.
Last update
4 August 2026.