Privacy

• Your email address, if you create an account. It is used to sign you in and to send confirmation and password-reset messages, and nothing else.
• Your application details: the date you submitted, the date IRCC acknowledged it if you have one, your province, your stream, and whether you applied from inside or outside Canada. The estimator asks for the province and whether you applied from inside or outside Canada; the stream can be declined. When you add a timeline from your account, all three are optional.
• Timelines people posted publicly, gathered from online forums: the submission and AOR dates, province and stream, and the first name or short handle as posted. The dates are used exactly like any other report; the name is never shown publicly. If one of these is yours and you want it removed, write to contact@inliine.com.
• Your name, only if you choose to type it. The field is optional and the estimate does not use it. It is never shown publicly and is never copied into any table the public can read.
• Every estimate request, including the submission date entered, the dates we predicted, and which day’s data we used. Requests from people who are not signed in are recorded with no account attached. We keep these so we can later publish an honest measure of how accurate the tool has been, rather than a flattering one.
• Page views, through Vercel Analytics, at the level of which page was visited. No submission date, email address or other identifier is ever attached to an analytics event.

When you report an acknowledgment date, that pair of dates becomes public. Your submission date and your AOR date appear on the tracker and feed the queue calculation that everyone sees. That is the whole point of the tool, so it is worth being clear about.

Your name is never part of that. It is not attached to a report, not published, and not stored anywhere the public can read.

Your name and your own application records are visible only to you and to an administrator. That is enforced by row-level security rules in the database itself, not only by the website, so a bug in the site cannot expose them.

No advertising. No selling or sharing of personal information. No third-party trackers beyond the page-view analytics described above.

We have no relationship with IRCC or with any provincial nominee program, and we send them nothing. Reporting a date here does not tell IRCC anything and has no effect on your application.

You can use the estimator without an account, and you never have to give your name. The estimator does ask for your province and whether you applied from inside or outside Canada, and you can decline to name your stream. None of the three changes your estimate by a single day; the submission date alone decides that. They are collected to show who the tool is reaching.

You can ask for your account and everything attached to it to be deleted. Reports already counted in past queue measurements cannot be retracted from those historical figures, but the dates stop being linked to you.

For access or deletion requests, or any question about this page, write to contact@inliine.com.