Privacy

The public website does not ask you to enter trading-account data. If you join the waitlist or use scheduling, the external form or scheduling provider processes the details you submit under its own terms.

Review the external waitlist provider privacy notice before submitting personal information. The external notice opens in a new tab.

By default, the Windows desktop product stores its local SQLite database at %APPDATA%\com.pulseofmarkets.desktop\pom.db. An explicitly configured POM_DB path can change that location.

Supported broker credentials are stored through Windows Credential Manager. The database keeps a keychain reference, not the broker password itself. Pulse does not upload trading history to Pulse-operated servers.

The website samples 10% of page loads to measure LCP, INP, CLS, FCP, and TTFB. These browser performance measurements help us find slow rendering and interaction regressions on real devices.

The performance payload does not use cookies or browser storage and contains no metric ID, URL, path, query string, referrer, IP address, user agent, account identifier, or trading data. Accepted measurements are written to first-party server logs.

Standard request logs and their retention may still be controlled by the hosting infrastructure. The application cannot promise that the hosting layer records no network metadata; access, retention, and rate limits must be configured with the hosting provider.

Local caches, diagnostic logs, and user-created exported reports may exist outside the primary SQLite database. Export destinations are controlled by the user and may also be copied or backed up by other software on the device.

Uninstalling the application may not remove its database, caches, exported reports, or Windows Credential Manager entries. Remove those items separately using the product’s removal guidance. Pulse cannot verify secure deletion from your device or third-party backups.

External waitlist and scheduling providers control retention of the details submitted to them. Contact support to request help identifying the relevant provider or local-data removal steps.