Connector privacy.
The BCPoliTracker connector keeps nothing about you.
Who runs it. Gremble, a workshop in Vancouver, British Columbia, run by Jason Craik. Contact: [email protected].
What it receives. When Claude uses the connector, it sends the tool's inputs: a riding name, a search term, a party or a filter. The connector answers from BCPoliTracker's database and then discards the request. It has no accounts, no sign-in and no cookies.
What it keeps. Nothing. Request logging is off. Queries, IP addresses and personal information are not stored, so there is nothing to sell, share or delete.
Who else handles a request. Cloudflare runs the connector and, like any network, sees each request's IP address in transit to protect the service from abuse, under Cloudflare's privacy policy. Claude keeps its own record of tool calls and answers under Anthropic's privacy policy. Both may process data outside Canada, including in the United States.
What it serves. Public information only: election results, public statements and party records of elected officials, published polls, and news headlines with links. Anyone named who wants a correction or a takedown can write to [email protected].
Changes. Any change to this policy is posted here with a new date.
For gremble.io itself, see the site privacy page.

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What's Gremble
A Vancouver workshop that builds tools for public affairs and knowledge work, plus apps, open source, hardware and games.
Who's Jason
Jason Craik founded Gremble. He works in public affairs and political risk in Vancouver, advising on government relations, corporate affairs, M&A, market entry, issues and strategy. About Jason → · LinkedIn ↗
