Privacy

This note explains what happens to the details you give when you ask for a demo of Tracker, and what the website does when you visit. Tracker is made by Watchdesk.

What the demo form asks for

• Your name (required)
• Your title
• Your fire department or agency (required)
• Your county or city
• Your state
• Your email address (required)
• Your phone number
• Anything else you choose to write under “Anything we should know?”

What we do with it

Your request comes to us by email. We use these details only to reply to you about a demo of Tracker. We never sell them or share them with anyone else.

The website keeps no copy of your request once it has sent it, and its logs record that a request was sent, not who sent it.

When you visit

The website has no advertising, no analytics and no tracking. Everything it shows, its fonts and pictures included, comes from the website itself, not from other companies.

It sets at most one cookie, and only where the demo form is shown: a security cookie that stops another website from sending the form in your name. It holds nothing about you and is deleted when you close your browser.

Google Cloud, which hosts the website, keeps a record of each visit for a limited time, as every web host does: the page asked for, the time, your internet address, your browser’s name and, if you followed a link from another website, the address of that page. When you send the form, the website also keeps your internet address, only in its memory and for about an hour, to stop anyone sending the form over and over. Neither is used to follow or identify anyone.

Seeing or deleting your details

To ask what we have about you, or to have it deleted, write to tracker@watchdesk.org. The same address answers any other question about this note.

Last changed November 2026.