A normal life online hands things over.

The first DÆTRAX short. Sixty-two seconds on what a normal life online hands over, and the record you keep back. The full voiceover is below, word for word.

Transcript

If you've lived any part of your life online, you've handed things over.

Your face. Your passport. Your card. Your messages. Where you've been. What you searched for. A job interview, recorded.

That's what a normal life asks now. More than anyone can keep track of. And retention is the norm.

The law gives you the right to be "forgotten". The same law gives companies "compliance" reasons to keep it anyway.

What stays gets repurposed, shared inside broad terms with partners you never see, and fed to AI that is hungry for data. You can't verify what they keep. Nobody can.

So keep track. DÆTRAX is where you keep your own record: the companies you've dealt with, what they likely hold, and whether they answered when you asked.

They keep records about you. Now you keep records about them.