Removal requests

If you operate a site that appears here and you want it gone, it goes.

The commitment

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

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 https://clawharbor.io/takedown.

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