Your data
Where everything you record lives
The readable version of the privacy policy. The full one, in its usual language, is one click away.
The journey of a coordinate
- Your location40.4168, −3.7038
- The borders, inside2 MB in the app, offline, asking nobody
- “ES” is storedThe country, the time, and which signal it came from
- The coordinate, goneNeither stored nor sent. We cannot get it back
What is stored, and where
- Each day's country and its status
- On your iPhone
- The signals: kind, time, country and accuracy
- On your iPhone
- Your rules, goals and planned trips
- On your iPhone
- The confirmation selfies
- On your iPhone, and in your account
- Your coordinates
- Not stored
- Copies of your photos
- Never copied
- The country-by-IP check, if you leave it on
- Goes to our server
- Which part of the map you look at, when you open one
- Asked from Apple
- The report when the app breaks
- Goes out, with nothing of yours in it
- How often you open the app and what you use
- Goes out, anonymous, with nothing of yours
The IP check only asks “which country am I connecting from?”. As with any server, ours sees your IP; we do not store it or tie it to anyone, though Vercel keeps it a while in its technical logs. You can switch it off in Settings and the app carries on working.
That table is the app without an account, which is how it comes. If you create one, your days, their signals, your rules and any evidence you attach sync to our server in Frankfurt so you can see them on another device. If you keep the route, those positions go up too. It is all spelled out in the privacy policy.