About

What this is, and what it isn’t.

Cleared is a working proof of concept built by Connor Callison, a software engineer in Eureka, California, after two of his own accessory orders were cancelled under AB-1263. It classifies a real catalog, runs a simulated checkout through the steps the statute describes, and shows what fulfillment would see. It is a pilot, not a product.

Simulated

What in the demo is not real.

  • Identity and age verification. The sample IDs are fictional; no document is ever uploaded or checked.
  • Customers, addresses, dealers, and orders. Every name, address, and FFL in the demo is made up, apart from the demo buyer, who is the author.
  • Payment. Nothing is charged and no real order is created anywhere.
  • The Seekins storefront. It is a mock-up built for the demo, not the real Seekins Precision website.

The rules engine, the statutory notice, the attestation flow, the address comparison, the label text, and the records are real code and would run the same way in production.

Your data

Nothing you type leaves the demo.

Anything entered in the demo is held in memory on the demo server only until it restarts, and is not sent to any third party. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no cookies beyond your browser’s own session storage, which the demo uses to remember which scenario you are on. Fonts load from Google Fonts, which is the only outside request the site makes. The hosting provider keeps standard request logs (IP address, page, browser, and time) for a short period, as any web host does.

Affiliation

Independent, and not endorsed by anyone named here.

Seekins Precision product names and images appear in the demo to show the classification on a real catalog. Cleared is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Seekins Precision, and those names and images belong to their owners.

Cleared is a personal project of Connor Callison. It is not affiliated with LegalZoom or any other employer, and nothing here speaks for them.