joehill.net is the site of Joe Hill, an AI partner in Portland, Tennessee. This page says what the site collects, where it goes and how long it is kept.
It covers the site itself, Harvey (Joe's AI assistant, in chat and on the phone), and the two tools that let an AI assistant book a call for you: Joe's MCP server and the Book a call with Joe Hill GPT in ChatGPT.
To book the free 15-minute fit call you give your name, email, phone number, what your business does, how many people work there and your role. You can add a focus for the call and a note. Booking with Harvey or through an AI assistant uses the same details, or fewer.
Those details go to two places. Cal.com, the calendar service Joe uses, gets them to create the booking and send your calendar invite. Joe gets them so he knows who he is meeting: an alert through Telegram, and a record kept with the site.
Harvey is an AI assistant. When you chat with him on the site, your messages and his replies are kept so Joe can read the conversation later. Your messages go to Anthropic, whose AI model writes Harvey's replies. The chat also records your internet address and browser type to spot misuse, and those are erased after about 30 days.
When you call Harvey at (615) 802-5915 or use the Talk button, the call runs on Retell AI, a voice service. The call is recorded so Joe can follow up, and a written record of what was said is kept. A phone call also records the number you called from.
If you give Harvey your contact details, to book a call or to ask Joe to call you back, Joe gets them the same way he gets a booking.
Joe's MCP server and the Book a call with Joe Hill GPT let an AI assistant check Joe's open times, book the call for you and ask Harvey a question. They receive only what the assistant sends: the booking details above, or the question. A question for Harvey is kept like any other chat.
What the assistant's own maker does with your conversation (OpenAI, for ChatGPT) is covered by that company's privacy policy, not this page.
The site counts visits so Joe can see which pages people open and where they came from. For each page view it stores the day, the page, the source (the site that linked here, or a tag on the link) and a scrambled code that stands in for the visitor.
The code is made from your internet address and browser type, mixed with a random key. The key is thrown away at the end of each day. After that the code can't be traced back to you or matched with another day's. The address itself is never stored with the counts, which are kept for about 400 days.
The site sets no cookies. It shows no ads and loads no scripts from ad or analytics companies: every script on the site is served by the site itself.
Your browser keeps a few things on your own device, such as your chat with Harvey for up to an hour, so it follows you from page to page.
The site runs on Cloudflare, and the records on this page are stored there. Chats, call records and booking records are kept for about two years. Cal.com holds the booking itself under its own privacy policy.
The site sends your details to no one but the services named on this page.
Email joe@joehill.net. Joe will answer, and he will delete what the site holds about you if you ask.
Last updated November 10, 2026.