PCBPulse
Last updated: May 2025
PCBPulse is designed from the ground up around anonymous, aggregate local signals. You do not need a name, email address, or phone number to take the Pulse, report traffic, or check in on beach conditions. We want the platform to feel open and trustworthy — because it is.
All public pulse results are aggregate and anonymous. Individual answers are never displayed publicly. Traffic signals, vibe scores, and community pulse data are combined mathematically and shown as group summaries — not individual responses.
Some features (like live traffic signals) may ask for your approximate location. This is always optional. If you allow it, your location is stored at reduced precision (roughly 1 kilometer) and is never shown publicly as a pin, marker, or individual data point. It is used only to improve the aggregate area-level traffic picture.
If you contact us through the Contact page, we collect only the information you voluntarily provide (name, email, and message). This is used solely to respond to your inquiry and is not shared with third parties.
PCBPulse may use anonymous usage data (page views, feature interactions, aggregate signal counts) to improve the platform and understand what's working. This data is not tied to any individual identity.
If you have questions about how your information is handled, reach out through our contact page.