Privacy
Short, because there is not much to say. This page is accurate to what the code actually does, not a template neither of us read.
What this site does not do
No analytics script. No ad pixel. No cookie banner, because there is no tracking cookie to disclose. No third-party embed that phones home when you load a page. Nothing is sold, and there is nothing to sell — this site does not know who you are.
What it remembers on your device
Your light/dark choice and the day you are building (the places you
have picked for a search) are kept in your browser's own storage,
localStorage. Both stay on your device. Neither is sent to
this site's servers. Clearing your browser's site data clears them.
Searching by voice
The microphone button records only after you tap it and your browser asks your permission, and stops when you stop talking. The clip is sent to this site's own service on Cloudflare, which turns it into words (and, if you spoke another language, into English) and then discards it: no audio is stored, by us or by Cloudflare's speech model. Where that is not available, your browser's own speech recognition is used instead; Chrome and Edge send the sound to Google's or Microsoft's speech service for that.
The three things you can send us
Three forms exist, and each writes only what it says it writes:
- Adding a business takes the business's details and an email address to reach whoever sent it.
- Leaving a review takes a rating and what you wrote. No email is asked for or stored.
- Reporting something wrong on a profile takes what you typed and an email in case a follow-up question is needed.
Every submission is read by a person before anything changes. Whatever a form sends also includes the sending IP address and browser string, kept only to slow down spam (a simple rate limit — a handful of submissions per address per day). None of that is published, sold, or shared.
Sharing a day
A shared day is only a link: the search, the places picked and whether you are walking or driving, written into the address. Nothing is stored for it, in your browser or on our side. The ride and transit buttons open Uber, Lyft or Google Maps with the first stop's location filled in; nothing is sent to them until you use their app.
Until September 2026 the site could ask, on a later visit, how a planned day went. That question has been retired. No answer to it was ever stored, and the copy of your past days your browser kept for it is cleared the next time you plan one.
Photos you send
A photo added on a business's page is made smaller in your own browser before it is sent, and redrawing it that way leaves out everything your camera wrote into the file, the location it was taken included. What arrives is the picture, the caption if you wrote one, the page it was sent from, and the address and browser it came from, kept only to slow down spam and never shown. It is stored with Cloudflare (their R2 storage) and seen by no one but the person who runs this site until they approve it; a photo that is not approved is deleted. An approved photo appears on that page, with its caption and without your name. To have one taken down, use the "Something wrong here?" link on the page it is on.
Questions
Use the "Something wrong here?" link on any profile page, or the add-a- business form — both reach the same person.