There is no Fleetwright service. It is a client for a coordinator you run yourself, there is no account to create here, and there is no analytics, advertising or tracking of any kind.
Signing in uses your own Apple or Google account. Fleetwright does not create one, does not store a password, and never sees one.
When you sign in, Apple or Google confirms your email address to your coordinator, which decides whether that address is allowed in and issues this device a credential of its own. The address is shown in Settings so you can see who the app is signed in as, and it is attached to the commands you send so your coordinator's records say who did what.
It goes to your coordinator and nowhere else. Choose Share My Email on iOS: a hidden relay address cannot be matched against the list of people your coordinator allows, and signing in will be refused.
The coordinator's address, the credential issued to this device, and the email
address you signed in with. The credential is held in the iOS Keychain or behind
an Android Keystore key that cannot be exported, and it is sent only to that
coordinator, as an Authorization header over HTTPS.
That coordinator is infrastructure you operate. Its logs and its data are yours, and this app has no other destination.
Two, and only for the two things that cannot be done without them: Apple or Google confirm who you are when you sign in, and Apple or Google deliver a push notification to your device. No advertising, no tracking, no analytics, and no third-party SDKs beyond the sign-in components each platform provides.
Your coordinator is not a third party — it is infrastructure you operate.
Deleting the app removes the credential, the coordinator address and the email address from the device. Revoking the device from your coordinator — from another signed-in device, or with the admin credential — stops it reaching the fleet at all and takes its push registration with it.
The app and the coordinator are open source: github.com/TheTechNetwork/Fleetwright. Every claim on this page can be checked against the code.