Your privacy

Trajectory planning runs in your browser. Drafts and projects saved on this browser are stored on this device, separately for each signed-in account. Existing guest drafts remain on this device. Browser storage can be cleared by your browser or device; export a project file to keep an independent copy.

Signing in with Google uses Supabase authentication. We use your account identifier and email to identify your account. We do not request access to your Google Drive, contacts, or location history.

Cloud saving is optional and happens when you select Save to account. Saved projects contain their name, start and end coordinates, obstacle shapes, corridors, paths, solver settings and analysis. These project coordinates and results are visible to you and the app administrator. Other users cannot view your private projects. The sole administrator uses saved project data to operate the service; there is no hidden precise GPS analytics.

Sign-in is required to use the workspace. The sole administrator can review account signup and sign-in facts, saved project changes, and browser-reported planning/export outcomes with bounded route distance, duration and obstacle counts. Browser reports can be missing or incomplete; they are not a tamper-proof audit trail. Activity reads exclude records older than 90 days. Records are capped at 500 per account and pruned on writes and periodic maintenance. We do not collect live flight telemetry, device fingerprints, OAuth tokens, advertising analytics or hidden browser information.

Optional browser location is used only for map convenience. Your live device location is not saved to cloud history. Route coordinates you choose to save are part of your project.

Map tiles and searches contact the map or search provider shown in the interface. Those providers receive the requested area or search text and ordinary network connection information. MapTiler data is requested only through map features you use.

When you confirm a plan with forecast wind, sampled mission locations and the departure window are sent to the free Open-Meteo forecast endpoint. Forecast data is attributed to Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0, modified/interpolated), and its field and results may be saved with your project. This does not collect background GPS.

You can delete your cloud projects in the Projects library, delete browser saves, and clear browser data. Exported files remain wherever you store them. Cloud project deletion removes the active project; infrastructure backups may retain data for their configured retention period.

Updated October 11, 2026.