Privacy policy

Last updated: June 23, 2026

This policy describes how ZZ Labs (“we,” “us”) handles information in connection with this website and routine email correspondence. We keep data practices narrow and aim to be easy to read. Where technical data cannot be avoided entirely, we prefer it to be anonymous or minimized—not used to identify individuals beyond what is needed to run the site or respond to you.

This website

These pages are informational. We do not use analytics tools, advertising trackers, or embedded widgets on this site to profile visitors. We do not operate account logins or contact forms here that collect information through the site itself.

Email

If you email us, your message arrives with your email address, the body of your message, and ordinary email metadata (such as headers used for delivery). We use that information only to understand your request and reply. We do not sell email lists or use your address for marketing unless you ask us to stay in touch and we agree.

Hosting and technical logs

Like most websites, hosting infrastructure may automatically generate technical logs when pages are requested (for example timestamps, IP addresses, and requested URLs). We do not combine those logs with analytics products on this site, and we do not use them to build individual visitor profiles. Where such data exists, we prefer it to stay minimal and operational in nature.

Cookies

We do not set cookies for analytics or advertising on these pages. The civic intake prototype described below sets login cookies to keep you signed in. If your browser stores other routine site data while you browse, that reflects normal browser behavior rather than tracking tools we have added here.

Civic intake prototype

We operate a civic intake prototype that lets users submit requests related to their elected representatives. If you use that service, we retain the information you provide so we can operate it and follow through on your requests.

We keep:

• Your email address
• Your state and city, town, or area
• Your legislative district(s)
• Any requests you submit through the service

To confirm that you are a valid U.S. resident of voting age and to determine your districts automatically, we perform U.S. state ID checks. We do not retain personally identifying information from your state ID. We keep only an anonymized hash of your state ID details to prevent double-counting users.

We set login cookies so you can stay signed in while using the service. These cookies are used only for authentication, not for advertising or cross-site tracking.

All data we retain is used strictly to enable you to use the service and for us to manage and follow through with your requests—that is, to operate the service’s function. We do not share or sell user data to third parties.

Changes

We may update this policy from time to time. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do.

Contact

Questions about this policy: hello@zzlabs.org