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1import{et as e,rt as t}from"./DuSZTn6K.js";e();var n=t({default:()=>a,html:()=>r,placeholders:()=>i}),r=`<h1>Know when it's ready</h1>
2<p class="lead">The bread's out at eight. The fish van's in Buchlyvie Thursday. The first strawberries are on the gate.</p>
3<p>Kist tells you — free, by email, from the businesses you choose.</p>
4<p><strong><a href="/directory">Browse the directory →</a></strong></p>
5<h2>Follow the ones you love</h2>
6<p>Find a place you rate. Tap follow. That's it.</p>
7<p>When they've something worth knowing — the next batch, the market day, the pies back on after summer — you'll hear. One tap to stop, any time.</p>
8<p class="micro">No pushy sales. No spam. Businesses see how many people are waiting — never who.</p>
9<p>And it matters more than it looks: a small food business runs on folk remembering to turn up. Following is how you remember.</p>
10<h2>People round here already do this</h2>
11<p>Gargunnock bought its shop back. Drymen owns its pub. Balfron planted an orchard.</p>
12<p>All answers to one question: how do you keep the places that feed us open?</p>
13<p>Kist is one more — a list, kept right, so nobody drives to a farm shop that shut an hour ago.</p>
14<h2>Honest by design</h2>
15<p>Every fact says where it came from and when we last checked. <em>&quot;Checked 3 days ago.&quot; &quot;Checked 74 days ago — worth ringing first.&quot;</em> If we're not sure, we say so.</p>
16<p>No reviews, no stars, no scores — you're the judge of good food. No accounts. {{ordering_commitment}} Every business gets a complete listing, free, always.</p>
17<h2>You know your patch</h2>
18<p>Hours changed? Number dead? Someone new opened? Tell us — twenty seconds, no account, we never ask who you are. We'll check it next time we're passing.</p>
19<p><strong><a href="/tell-us">Something to tell us? →</a></strong></p>
20<p>Run one of these places? You're likely already on here — <strong><a href="/for-owners">have a look →</a></strong>.</p>
21<p class="back"><a href="/directory">← All businesses</a></p>
22`,i=[`ordering_commitment`],a={html:r,placeholders:i},o=t({default:()=>l,html:()=>s,placeholders:()=>c}),s=`<h1>Your neighbours are already looking for you.</h1>
23<p class="lead">If you run a food business in Forth Valley, you're likely on Kist already — built from what's publicly known and checked where we can. Nobody at your business had to write it, format it, or keep it current. That's the point. This is work taken off you, not another thing to stay on top of.</p>
24<p class="micro">Have a look at yours first. If it's wrong, tell us and we'll fix it, claimed or not.</p>
25<h2>Free means free</h2>
26<p>A complete listing: hours, contact details, what you do. It never expires and is never trimmed back to push you toward paying. If you never pay us a penny, it doesn't get worse.</p>
27<p class="micro">There's no upgrade prompt hiding in this paragraph.</p>
28<h2>People can follow you</h2>
29<p>That's the part worth having. Someone who follows you has decided they want to hear from you — so when the bread's out, the stall's back, or the season's produce is ready, you can say so and it lands with people who already want it.</p>
30<p>You'll be able to see how many. Not a vanity number: your actual neighbours, waiting.</p>
31<p class="micro">Three people is three people. We show small numbers plainly, because small numbers are real.</p>
32<h2>What you can pay for</h2>
33<p>Tools, not position. Better ways to reach the people who already follow you. Seeing how many are waiting. Nothing you pay for moves your name up the list — it's A to Z, for everyone, paying or not.</p>
34<p class="micro">No pressure either way. The free listing stays exactly as it is.</p>
35<p><a href="/pricing">What it costs →</a></p>
36<h2>Why we won't sell you the top spot</h2>
37<p>Because the moment position is for sale, the list stops being worth reading — and your listing goes down with it. People believe what it says about your hours and your stock precisely because they know nobody bought their way there.</p>
38<p>That's what you're getting from us. Not attention. Trust.</p>
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41<div class="actions">
42  <a class="cta cta--primary" href="/directory">Find your listing →</a>
43  <a class="cta" href="/tell-us">Tell us we've got something wrong →</a>
44</div>
45<p class="micro">Open your listing and follow &quot;Run this place?&quot; at the bottom. Claiming takes a couple of minutes and one email. You can stop there — most do.</p>
46<p class="back"><a href="/about">About Kist</a> · <a href="/directory">All businesses</a></p>
47`,c=[],l={html:s,placeholders:c},u=t({default:()=>p,html:()=>d,placeholders:()=>f}),d=`<h1>How to read a listing</h1>
48<p class="lead">{{ordering_commitment}} Here's what everything else means.</p>
49<h2>Why the alphabet</h2>
50<p>A directory that can be paid up isn't a directory, it's an advert in disguise. Order the list any other way and you're not reading who's nearest — you're reading who spent most.</p>
51<p class="micro">Same order for everyone, every list, every time.</p>
52<h2>Why some names are bold</h2>
53<p>A bold name has the word <strong>Verified</strong> beside it. It means two things are true at once: an official public re

53cord matches that business, and somebody has confirmed the listing recently — us in person, the owner themselves, or enough people locally saying it still looks right.</p>
54<p>That's all it means. Not better, not recommended, not higher up. It's free, every business earns it the same way, and there is no version of it that can be bought. Move the money, and nothing moves at all — bold changes how a name looks, never where it sits.</p>
55<p><a href="/verified">What &quot;Verified&quot; means, in full →</a></p>
56<p class="micro">Most listings aren't marked. That's usually just nobody having been past recently.</p>
57<h2>What you can pay us for</h2>
58<p>Some businesses pay us for tools: a way to reach the people who already follow them, and a count of how many are waiting. None of it shows on the listing as a badge, none of it changes the order, and none of it hides anything true about a business that doesn't pay.</p>
59<h2>Where each fact came from</h2>
60<p>Every fact says where it came from, so you don't have to assume.</p>
61<ul>
62<li><strong>From open data.</strong> Pulled from OpenStreetMap or another public source, and labelled as such.</li>
63<li><strong>Checked in person.</strong> Someone from Kist went, or phoned, and the date is on the page.</li>
64<li><strong>Not recently confirmed.</strong> Nobody's checked in a while. We'd rather say so than let it sit there looking current.</li>
65</ul>
66<p>That last one is the honest bit. A directory that never admits it's out of date is just guessing with confidence. If something looks wrong to you, it might be — <a href="/tell-us">tell us</a>.</p>
67<p class="micro">A date you can act on beats a promise you can't check.</p>
68<p class="attribution">Open data used on this site is available under the <a href="https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright" rel="external noopener noreferrer">Open Database Licence</a>.</p>
69<p class="back"><a href="/directory">← All businesses</a> · <a href="/about">About Kist</a></p>
70`,f=[`ordering_commitment`],p={html:d,placeholders:f},m=t({default:()=>_,html:()=>h,placeholders:()=>g}),h=`<h1>Why I built this</h1>
71<p class="salutation">Hello — I'm Jiveen.</p>
72<p>I live near Buchlyvie, and I built Kist Directory because I kept noticing the same thing: some of the best food round here is made by people almost nobody can find. A butcher with no website. A croft that only exists on Facebook. A van in a different village each week — if you happen to know which one.</p>
73<p>Meanwhile, the same handful of chains show up first in every search, every time, because that's what the internet rewards.</p>
74<p>That didn't sit right with me. Behind every name on this list is somebody up at four to get the bread on, or out in the field before it's light. They've no time to fight the internet for attention — and they shouldn't have to.</p>
75<p>So I built a kist. A kist is where you keep what's worth keeping — and that's what this is: the food made across Forth Valley and Stirlingshire, all in one place, kept right.</p>
76<p>A few things worth knowing, because I think they matter:</p>
77<p><strong>It's just me.</strong> One person, working from home in Buchlyvie. I'm not building the next tech giant — I'm building something this corner of Scotland can rely on, and I intend to keep it that way.</p>
78<p><strong>There's no catch.</strong> Every business is listed free, forever, and the list runs A to Z — nobody can pay to move up it. That's built into how the thing works, not written in a marketing plan. Somewhere down the line, a business might choose to pay for extra tools; being on the list, and being found, will never cost anyone a penny.</p>
79<p><strong>Your email is yours.</strong> Follow a business and it's used for exactly that, nothing else — and businesses never see it. One tap to stop, any time.</p>
80<p><strong>If something's wrong, tell me.</strong> If a business is missing, tell me that too. Locals who know their village, businesses who know their trade, and me making sure it all adds up — that's the whole model.</p>
81<p>And if you find this useful, the most powerful thing you can do costs nothing: mention it. Tell a neighbour about the fish van. Tell the baker she's on here. Round here, one person telling another is how anything good travels — and it's how this grows.</p>
82<p>Run one of these places yourself? You're likely already on here, put together from what's already public — and it's <a href="/for-owners">yours to take over any time</a>, free.</p>
83<p>Thank you for being here.</p>
84<p class="signature">Jiveen</p>
85<p class="signature-meta">Kist Directory · Made in Buchlyvie</p>
86<p class="after">If you'd like to hear what's about, <a href="/directory#follow-the-region">you can follow the region</a>.</p>
87`,g=[],_={html:h,placeholders:g},v=t({default:()=>x,html:()=>y,placeholders:()=>b}),y=`<h1>Privacy Notice</h1>
88<p class="updated">Last updated: 3 July 2026</p>
89<section>
90<h2>Who we are</h2>
91<p>Kist Directory is a community food directory for Forth Valley, Scotland, run by a sole founder. We are the data controller for any personal data collected through this site.</p>
92<p>Contact us at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> for any privacy-related questions, requests, or complaints.</p>
93</section>
94<section>
95<h2>What we collect and why</h2>
96<h3>Business listings</h3>
97<p>We publish information about local food businesses — names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, and opening hours. This data is gathered from businesses' own websites, public sources, and direct fieldwork. Our lawful basis is <strong>legitimate interests</strong>: building an accurate, trustworthy local food directory serves the public and the businesses themselves.</p>
98<p>If you are a sole trader and your business contact details constitute personal data, you can request correction or removal at any time. We will act promptly.</p>
99<h3>Follow email addresses</h3>
100<p>If you choose to follow a business or the Forth Valley region, we collect your email address. We use it only to send updates about that specific business or region — nothing else. Our lawful basis is <strong>consent</strong>: you opt in explicitly at the moment of following.</p>
101<p>Following a business and following the region are separate consents. We record what you signed up for, where, and when.</p>
102<h3>Freshness taps</h3>
103<p>When you tap &quot;Still accurate?&quot; on a listing, we record that a confirmation was made for that business. No email address or account is required. Taps are anonymous by default and are used only to show a freshness signal on the listing. The same applies to &quot;Seen them here?&quot; taps on a listing's trial-status opening pattern — an anonymous confirmation recorded the same way, shown as a count only.</p>
104</section>
105<section>
106<h2>How long we keep your data</h2>
107<p><strong>Follow email:</strong>

107 retained until you unsubscribe. On unsubscribe, your record is marked withdrawn immediately and deleted within 30 days.</p>
108<p><strong>Business data:</strong> retained for as long as the business is operating and listed. Removed or corrected on request.</p>
109<p><strong>Taps:</strong> retained as an aggregate freshness signal. No personal data is attached.</p>
110</section>
111<section>
112<h2>Who we share your data with</h2>
113<p>We use a small number of third-party services to run the directory:</p>
114<ul>
115<li><strong>Supabase</strong> — database hosting. Your follow email is stored in a private, access-controlled schema, encrypted at rest.</li>
116<li><strong>Resend</strong> — transactional email delivery. Your email address is passed to Resend only when sending a confirmation or update email.</li>
117<li><strong>Netlify</strong> — web hosting. Serves the public directory site.</li>
118</ul>
119<p>We do not sell, rent, or share your personal data with any other third party. We do not use your data for advertising.</p>
120</section>
121<section>
122<h2>Cookies and tracking</h2>
123<p>Kist Directory sets no tracking cookies and uses no third-party analytics. We do not fingerprint browsers or track individual users across sessions.</p>
124</section>
125<section>
126<h2>Your rights</h2>
127<p>Under UK GDPR you have the right to:</p>
128<ul>
129<li><strong>Access</strong> the personal data we hold about you</li>
130<li><strong>Correct</strong> inaccurate data</li>
131<li><strong>Erase</strong> your data (the &quot;right to be forgotten&quot;)</li>
132<li><strong>Object</strong> to our processing</li>
133<li><strong>Withdraw consent</strong> at any time — use the unsubscribe link in any email we send you, or contact us directly</li>
134</ul>
135<p>To exercise any of these rights, email <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>. We will respond within 30 days.</p>
136<p>You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the <a href="https://ico.org.uk" rel="external noopener noreferrer">Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)</a>.</p>
137</section>
138<section>
139<h2>Changes to this notice</h2>
140<p>If we make material changes we will update the date at the top of this page. We will not retroactively reduce your rights without notifying you.</p>
141</section>
142`,b=[],x={html:y,placeholders:b},S=t({default:()=>T,html:()=>C,placeholders:()=>w}),C=`<h1>You'll spot things before we do.</h1>
143<p class="lead">New hours in the window. A number that's stopped working. The deli that opened two doors down. You walk past it; we don't.</p>
144<p>That's not us being short-handed — it's the whole idea. A list kept by the people who use it is the only kind that stays true.</p>
145<h2>What happens next</h2>
146<ul class="steps">
147<li><strong>A person reads it.</strong> Not a bot, not an automatic edit. Nothing changes on a listing until someone has checked. <span class="micro">That's not caution about you. It's what lets us ask a stranger a question at all.</span></li>
148<li><strong>We go and find out.</strong> Flag something wrong and we'll confirm it and fix it. Name a business we're missing and we'll go and gather the listing ourselves. You don't have to write anything up.</li>
149<li><strong>No account needed.</strong> Tell us what you know and how you know it. That's the whole ask. <span class="micro">We never ask who you are, and there's nothing to sign into afterwards.<

149/span></li>
150</ul>
151<h2>Something wrong on a listing?</h2>
152<p>Open the business's own page and use the questions at the bottom of it. They're already about that business, so there's nothing to type twice — usually it's one tap.</p>
153<p><a href="/directory" class="cta">Find the listing →</a></p>
154<h2>Somewhere missing entirely?</h2>
155<p>Tell us who they are and we'll go and find them. It becomes something for us to check, never a listing on its own.</p>
156<p class="micro">A farm gate with an honesty box counts. Those are the ones we miss.</p>
157<!-- ask -->
158<p class="back"><a href="/about">About Kist</a> · <a href="/community">What people have told us so far</a></p>
159`,w=[],T={html:C,placeholders:w},E=t({default:()=>k,html:()=>D,placeholders:()=>O}),D=`<h1>What &quot;Verified&quot; means</h1>
160<p class="lead">Some names on this site are bold, with a small <strong>Verified</strong> beside them. Here is exactly what earns that. Nothing about it is hidden, and nothing about it is for sale.</p>
161<h2>A business is marked Verified when both of these are true</h2>
162<ol class="criteria">
163<li><strong>An official record matches them.</strong> Either an active Scottish company registration at Companies House, or a protected-food-name or certification match on the UK Geographical Indications register.</li>
164<li><strong>Someone has confirmed them recently.</strong> Within the last {{verified_current_window_days}} days, either one of us has been and checked in person, or the owner has confirmed their own details, or at least {{community_confirmations_for_current}} people locally have said the listing still looks right.</li>
165</ol>
166<p>One without the other is not enough. An official record with no recent confirmation tells you a business existed, not that it is still there on a Tuesday. A recent confirmation with no official record tells you someone said so.</p>
167<h2>Things worth being plain about</h2>
168<ul class="plain">
169<li><strong>It is free.</strong> Every one of those official records is public and free to be in. Every kind of confirmation is free. There is no charge, anywhere, for any part of this.</li>
170<li><strong>Any business can get it.</strong> A one-person bakery and a twenty-year-old farm shop earn it exactly the same way. Nothing about size, age, or spend comes into it.</li>
171<li><strong>It cannot be bought.</strong> Not directly, not as part of anything else. If someone ever offers to 

171sell it to you, they are not us.</li>
172<li><strong>It does not change the order.</strong> {{ordering_commitment}} Bold changes how a name looks. It never changes where it sits.</li>
173<li><strong>Not being marked means nothing.</strong> Most listings are not marked. That is not a judgement about the business — usually it just means nobody has been past recently.</li>
174</ul>
175<h2>How to get it, if you run a business here</h2>
176<p>Claim your listing — it is free and takes about two minutes — and confirm your own details. That is the second half done immediately. The first half is usually already true and we simply have not matched it yet; claiming makes that easy to sort out.</p>
177<p class="back"><a href="/directory">← All businesses</a></p>
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