Privacy

The short version: Brokly stores nothing about you unless you explicitly send it (a waitlist email), and the AI-assistant tools are stateless. The longer version, in plain English:

This website

The pages are static. There are no analytics scripts, no advertising pixels, no tracking cookies, and no accounts. Your browser's per-tab storage holds two things, locally: the coverage picker's trade/state selection, and a note of how you first arrived (the referring site or campaign link, if any) used only as sign-up context if you join the waitlist. Neither is transmitted on its own.

The waitlist

If you submit your email to the waitlist, it is delivered to our form processor (Google Forms) together with sign-up context: the page you signed up from, how you first arrived (referring site or campaign link, if any), and your browser's language and timezone. All of it serves one purpose — contacting you about Brokly, with context. To be removed, write to hello@brokly.com.

The AI-assistant tools

Brokly's tools for Claude and ChatGPT answer from published data and take no personal information. Tool calls are stateless: requests are processed and answered, not stored. Our service logs record aggregate counts (which tool, which trade and state, success or refusal) — never the content of a request.

Your AI assistant

Conversations with Claude, ChatGPT, or any other assistant — including anything you paste into them — are retained and governed by that provider's own privacy terms, not by Brokly. We see only the tool calls described above.

Infrastructure

Like nearly every website, our hosting provider keeps standard request logs (IP address, user agent, URL, timestamp) for operations and abuse prevention, on the provider's default retention.

Questions

Write to hello@brokly.com. This page is dated June 11, 2026 and changes only with the code that makes it true.