What we store
Your email address, confirmation status, followed TDs and Senators, topics, alert level and email delivery history.
Plain-language privacy
We use only what the service needs.
No passwords and no public profile. Your confirmed email address is the centre of your DáilDex subscription.
How you manage it
Every email includes private manage and unsubscribe links. They replace a password for the core service.
Why replies are kept
When you reply to an alert, the message and sourced answer are stored so the email thread can continue.
We do not sell your address
DáilDex uses your email to confirm the subscription, deliver alerts, process replies and provide preference controls. It is not sold or used for political advertising.
Delivery providers process email
Email delivery requires a specialist provider. Delivery status, bounces and complaints are recorded so the service can stop sending to invalid or unwilling recipients.
You can leave at any time
The unsubscribe link stops future alerts. Reply to any email or use the manage link to request full data deletion.
Sources are public
Political activity shown by DáilDex is based on official public records and linked sources. Subscriber email addresses and replies are not public.
Dex chat data
Dex stores your first name, email address, a hashed private pass and a daily message count on our server. Conversation messages and titles stay in IndexedDB in your browser. The profile panel can delete both. Search queries and chat content are sent to the selected AI provider when you ask a question. Optional cloud-training consent is separate from that live request: when it is on, DáilDex stores opted-in conversations on our server and may make them available to LeemerLabs for training an open-source Irish civic model. Any downstream training transfer requires a separate approved arrangement. Turning consent off deletes cloud-saved conversations, but cannot undo training already completed.
How you found us
When you arrive from a shared link, DáilDex remembers in your browser for up to 30 days the campaign name in the link, the page you landed on and the website you came from. If you then follow a representative, that same record is saved once against your subscription so we can tell which guides and shared links help people. It never contains your name, email address or a full web address, and it is not used for advertising or shared with anyone. Clear your browser storage to remove the browser copy; deleting your data removes the saved copy.
Age and children
DáilDex is intended for people aged 16 or over and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 16. If you believe a child has provided personal data, contact us so we can review and delete it.