Privacy
The site that collects nothing.
A company whose product keeps hospital data inside the hospital should not quietly collect yours. This page states exactly what this website does, and it was written by reading the code, not by copying a template.

No cookies. No analytics. No trackers.
This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics. Nothing here counts you, follows you, or reports your visit to anyone. There is no code from any other company on any page.
That is a statement about the files, not an intention. Every page loads its stylesheet, its script and its images from this domain alone, and it uses the typefaces already on your device rather than fetching any.
One thing is stored, and it is your choice of language.
If you choose Arabic, English or French inside the demonstration, that choice is written to your own browser under the key lumen.lang, so the demonstration opens in your language next time.
It holds a two-letter language code and nothing else. It never leaves your browser, it is not sent anywhere, and clearing your browser data removes it.
What the pages request from the network.
Ordinary page assets from this domain, and the frames of the film on the home page, which are still images requested from this domain as you scroll. Nothing is requested from any other host.
Links that leave this site.
The research library links to PubMed so every study can be read at the source. Following one of those links is a visit to the United States National Library of Medicine and is governed by their privacy practice, not ours. We are not told that you clicked.
The demonstration holds no real patient data.
Every name, vital sign, note and message in the demonstration is synthetic, written for it. There is no patient record behind it, there is no inference backend, and nothing you do inside it is transmitted anywhere.
There is no form on this site.
We do not ask for your name, your address or your organisation anywhere. The only way to reach us is an ordinary email link, and email you choose to send is read by the founder on the company's own infrastructure and kept only as long as the conversation needs it.
Where this sits in law.
PulsarOS Intelligence Inc. is a federal Canadian corporation in Ottawa, so Canadian federal privacy law applies to it, and Quebec's Law 25 applies where it applies. A visitor from the European Union or Saudi Arabia is covered by their own law as well.
Because this site collects nothing, most of what those laws govern does not arise here. The rights they give you still do: write to the address below and ask.
Who to write to.
One address, read by the founder: yassine@pulsaros.ca. If you have found a security problem, the same address reaches him, and a person answers it.
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