Nothing. There is no account, no sign-in and no database here; what you look at and where you stop is never sent to us and never written down anywhere.
This page sets no cookie, carries no analytics or tracking code, and loads no third-party script — the only scripts are this site's own one and the inline code in the page.
The three fields (name, email, your campaign) stay in your own browser. Pressing send makes no request to us: it opens a pre-filled message in your own mail program.
Whether to send it, what to say, what to change — all yours. Your mail program sends the message. This system never sends any email, text message or form submission.
Once it arrives it is an ordinary email, handled as ordinary correspondence; what you put in it decides what we receive.
The page keeps exactly two preferences in your own browser: interface language and light or dark appearance. Neither leaves your machine or rides along with any request, and clearing your browser data removes them.
The video, captions and images on this page are public material: the names, addresses and door numbers shown in them are fictional samples, never real voter data.
That material is delivered over a content delivery network, which carries public assets only and no personal information at all.
This product page is served as a static site from the Toronto region, in Canada.
The product itself and its database stay in a Canadian region; real voter personal information lives only in that production database — never on this page, never in the source repository, never on the delivery network, never on the demo site.
Connection records the host keeps in order to deliver the page are outside our control, and we have not yet verified how long it retains them. [pending verification]
This page and the product are two different things. Personal information handled inside the product is governed by the product's own consent notice — eight sections, each one on screen: purpose / what is held / audit trail / retention and deletion / your rights / privacy contact / version and effect / terms of use.
Consent always comes before a session: without the tick there is no session and no data surface is reachable, and a new version of the text asks existing users to agree again at their next sign-in.
Inside the product five sensitive categories are never collected — gender, religion, ethnicity, health, sexual orientation — the exception list is empty, and a person's level of support records only what they said themselves.
A link to the full consent notice in the product: [pending].
Access, correction and withdrawal of consent — inside the product all three are raised with that organization's own privacy contact, and people at that organization answer them.
For this page itself, or for an email you sent us, write to the contact below.
