Removal requests

If it is your site, it goes

Any interface built on a third party's website is taken down on request from that operator.

The commitment

There is no review, no negotiation, and no requirement to explain why. A verifiable request from the domain owner is enough, and the interface is disabled the same working day.

What exists to remove

• A manifest describing the site's shape: colours, type scale, tool descriptions and CSS selectors.
• A transient cache of recently fetched pages, minutes to hours old, which expires on its own and is deleted immediately on request.

What does not exist: any stored copy of the site's content, images, fonts, or logo files. Nothing is rehosted, and no history is retained — the cache sits in front of a live pass-through rather than accumulating a competing database.

What every interface already does

• Carries a visible statement that it is independent and unaffiliated, above the fold, on every surface.
• Sets the operator's name in type rather than reproducing their logo.
• Sends every booking, purchase and checkout back to the operator's own site. No tool here can complete a transaction.
• Is marked noindex, so it can never outrank the site it reads.

How to file

Send the domain and, if it is not obvious from the sending address, anything that shows you control it. Requests are accepted at takedown@clawharbor.io.

To stop the crawler without filing anything, see the crawler policy.

Standing offer

There are 15 crawled third-party manifests in this repository and none of them is published, because describing a brand is not the same as having permission to serve it. The only live tenant is a cinema ClawHarbor owns.