Privacy

The eligibility check runs in your browser. Your answers are held in the address bar of the page you are on and nowhere else — not in an account, not in a database, not in browser storage. Closing the tab discards them. Sharing the link shares them, so treat a part-finished link as you would treat any note about your own history.

If you ask for the full ranked list or a PDF, we ask for your email address and store it so that we can send you what you asked for. Your answers are not sent with it.

Marketing email is separate, optional, and off unless you tick the box. The box is never pre-ticked, and leaving it unticked does not withhold anything you asked for. You can stop marketing email at any time.

We keep an internal database of draft state rules while they are being written and checked. It holds statutory text and citations only. Nothing you enter reaches it, and it holds no personal data of any kind.

It exists so that a state's rules can be drafted, checked against the sources and reviewed before anything is published, and so that every correction stays visible afterwards. It is separated from this site by construction: it stores drafts of published law, and there is no field in it that could hold an answer, an address, or anything else about a reader.

Nothing non-essential is set unless you accept it. The banner defaults to rejecting, and no third-party script is loaded before you choose. Rejecting costs you no functionality.

You can ask us for a copy of what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Since the only thing we hold is an email address and a consent flag, that is a short list and a quick request to fulfil.

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