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Privacy Policy

ICPulse is built to know as little about you as it can. This page says exactly what it does know, why, and how to have it removed.

What is collected What is never collected Who else is involved Storage in your browser How long Your rights Security

Part 1

What is collected, and why

Signing in gives ICPulse an anonymous identifier and nothing else. The only way it learns an email or a messaging handle is if you type one in yourself.

WhatWhenWhy
An Internet Computer principal
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When you sign in with Internet Identity To recognise you across sessions and devices, and to bind a licence to one person. Internet Identity does not disclose your name or email to ICPulse, and it derives a different principal for every site, so this identifier cannot be matched to you elsewhere.
A licence key When you claim a licence code To tell a paid request from a free one.
A Telegram chat id and username Only if you connect alerts to Telegram To deliver the alerts you asked for. Disconnecting deletes the link.
Your alert settings When you set them Which alert types are on, and your thresholds, so the service knows what to send you.
An email address Only if you join a waiting list or write to support To reply to you, or to tell you when the thing you signed up for is ready.
Technical request records
IP address, user agent, time, path
On every request, as with any web service Produced by the hosting platforms so the service can run and faults can be found. ICPulse keeps no separate archive of them and builds no profile from them.
Aggregate traffic measurement On page views To know which pages are used. Measured through Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and does not follow you between sites.

Part 2

What is never collected

Not asked for, not received, not stored

  • Your name, postal address, phone number or date of birth. The service has no field for any of them.
  • Card numbers or bank details. Payment is handled entirely by Lemon Squeezy and no card data ever reaches ICPulse.
  • Any private key, seed phrase or wallet signature. ICPulse never asks for one and has no reason to. Anything claiming to be ICPulse and asking for one is not us.
  • Your browsing anywhere else. There are no advertising or cross-site tracking scripts on any ICPulse page.

Part 3

Who else is involved

These are the only third parties that handle anything relating to you, and each one does a single job.

WhoWhat they handle
Lemon SqueezyPayment and billing, as the merchant of record. Your payment details and your receipt are theirs, under their own privacy policy.
TelegramDelivery of alerts, only if you connect them. Alert messages pass through Telegram's infrastructure like any other message you receive there.
CloudflareServing this website, and aggregate traffic measurement.
RailwayHosting the service that answers data requests.
The Internet ComputerHosting the application. Internet Identity provides sign-in.
Google FontsServing the typefaces used on this website. Your browser requests them directly, which means Google receives your IP address for that request. No account, no cookie, and nothing else is shared.

Nothing is sold, rented, or shared with advertisers. There is no advertising on ICPulse and no arrangement under which anyone pays to appear in it.

Part 4

Storage in your browser

The application stores your licence key in your own browser so you do not have to enter it on every visit. It stays on your device, it is never shared between people, and clearing your browser data removes it. A few small display preferences are stored the same way.

These are not advertising cookies and they do not follow you anywhere, which is why ICPulse shows you no consent banner. There is nothing to consent to.

Part 5

How long things are kept

WhatKept for
Your principal, licence and alert settingsAs long as your account exists
A Telegram linkUntil you disconnect it, which you can do yourself at any time
Technical request recordsA short operational period at the hosting platform, then discarded by it. ICPulse keeps no copy
Waiting list and support emailUntil you ask for it to be removed

Part 6

Your rights

You can ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, and ask for it to be deleted. Write to support@icpulse.io from the address concerned, or include your principal so the account can be found.

Deleting an account removes the principal, the licence binding, the alert settings and any Telegram link.

Two things that cannot be deleted, because they are not ours to delete

The public blockchain data itself. It sits on the Internet Computer, it belongs to no one, and it was public before ICPulse read it. Removing an account does not and cannot remove anything from the ledger.

Your payment record at Lemon Squeezy. They are the merchant of record and are required to keep it. Their privacy policy governs it.

You do not need to write to anyone to stop alerts. Disconnect Telegram from the Alerts page and delivery stops immediately.

Part 7

Security, children, and changes

Traffic is encrypted in transit, and access to the paid layer is checked on every single request rather than assumed from a previous one.

The design is the protection. Because ICPulse holds no card details and no real-world identity, the worst case for a user of a breach here is narrow by construction. The strongest privacy guarantee is data that was never collected.

ICPulse is not intended for anyone under 16 and is not directed at children.

This policy can change. The version and date in the footer say which one applies, and a material change is announced on the site before it takes effect.

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If something here is unclear, that is a fault in the writing, not in your reading.

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