Privacy

We do not store the address you type. There are no accounts.

What we use to look up a place

If you type an address, Mapbox Geocoding turns it into coordinates. The lookup then uses those coordinates, not the street string. We do not keep a list of addresses. A shared link stores the coordinates and a place label in the URL on your device.

If you use the browser location button, the coordinates stay in that search. We do not log a home address.

What stays in your browser

Light or dark theme and the map style preference are saved on this device. That is not an address.

Analytics and errors

Vercel Analytics records page views so we can see whether the tool is used. Google Analytics records events such as a successful lookup, a share, or an embed copy. Neither receives the address you type, nor the coordinates. Page addresses are sent without the map query string. It is not an advertising profile.

If something breaks, Sentry may receive an error report (browser, page, and a stack trace). Those reports are for fixing the product, not for identifying you.

Who else is involved on a lookup

We do not send the address you type to anyone except Mapbox, which geocodes it and draws the map.

• Mapbox: the map, and turning an address into a place.
• OpenAustralia: federal representative names (non-commercial use).
• Parliament of Australia: federal email and phone where shown.

State and local representative details are compiled by CrowdLab from public parliamentary and council sources. We look those up after we know the electorate, not from your street address.

Contact

Questions about this page: CrowdLab, via crowdlab.com.au.