Is That My Dog? • Powered by NexusPrivacy & payments
Last updated: 4 October 2026
Who we are
Is That My Dog? is provided by Nexus. For privacy, payment or support questions, email aaronstone.avr@gmail.com.
Information used to create your book
- Your dog’s name, if you choose to provide it.
- The dog photo you upload so the illustrated dog can be created.
- Technical information generated by your browser or hosting provider when you use the site.
- Any information you choose to send us when asking for support.
Why we use this information
We use it to create the personalised book you request, show you a protected preview, complete your purchase, deliver the ebook and provide customer support. Where information is needed to fulfil your order, our main lawful basis is performance of the contract with you.
AI image processing
Your uploaded dog photo is processed by our AI-generation service to create the illustrated dog poses used in your book. This involves sending the photo and generation instructions to OpenAI’s API as part of the book-creation process.
Payments
Payments are made through Stripe’s hosted checkout. Your full card number and card security code are entered with Stripe and are not received or stored by Nexus. Stripe processes payment, billing and fraud-prevention information under its own privacy terms.
Read Stripe’s privacy information.
Service providers
Relevant information may be processed by providers needed to operate the product, including Netlify for website hosting, OpenAI for AI generation and Stripe for payment processing.
How long information is kept
We keep information only for as long as needed for book creation, support, accounting, tax, fraud-prevention or legal requirements. The generated ebook is prepared for delivery through your browser rather than being offered as a public online file.
Your rights
UK data protection law may give you rights over personal information we hold about you, including access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection and, in some circumstances, data portability.
To make a request, email aaronstone.avr@gmail.com.
Complaints
You can contact us first so we can try to resolve a concern. You also have the right to raise a data-protection complaint with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office.