Privacy

Last updated: 19 September 2026

Who is responsible

This trip planner is run by Just Creative OÜ, registry code 12832728, Kastani tn 20-22, 90508 Haapsalu, Lääne maakond, Estonia. If you have a question about your data, or want it deleted, write to riho@justcreative.eu.

What is stored

Everything you put into a trip, and very little else:

• Your email address — it is how you sign in, and where reminders go.
• The people you add to a trip: their name, and their email if you gave one.
• Trips and what is in them: stops, hotels, transport, dates, places, costs, who paid, notes, checklists, and booking details you enter such as confirmation numbers.
• Sign-in sessions, so you stay signed in, and a short-lived six-digit code when you log in.
• A log of changes to a trip, so everyone on it can see what moved. It names who made each change, and that name stays in the trip's history after an account is deleted.
• A record of each AI request — who asked, which trip, what kind, and what it cost — so the owner's AI budget can be metered. And, for each trip the planner drafted, a note of what it offered and what you kept, which is where the "what you tend to choose" list is learned from.
• If you ask for early access on the website: your name, email and the address your request came from (the IP address is kept for one day, to stop floods of requests, then blanked). The request itself is kept until we have replied and, at most, six months.
• The countries you mark as visited or on your wishlist, and the year you give one if you choose to. This list is yours alone — it belongs to you rather than to any trip, nobody else on your trips can see it, and it is deleted with your account.
• A short list of what you tend to choose when you plan — kinds of place such as “viewpoint” or “museum” with a count of how often you took one and how often you passed, how you travel between stops, roughly how many nights you stay in one place, and a few words for the sort of trip you ask for (“quiet places”, “road trip”). It is used to make later suggestions fit you better. Only those short words are kept: the names and descriptions of places, your edits, and anything you typed into the planner are read to work them out and then not stored. Nothing about you personally is kept — not health, money, age, beliefs or who you travel with — and anything of that sort is discarded before it can be written down. You can see the whole list in Settings, strike out any line, or delete the lot; it is yours alone and goes with your account.

There is no advertising profile, no behavioural tracking, and nothing is sold. The whole thing lives in a single database file on a server in Estonia, in the EU.

Who else sees it

Some things the app does need help from other companies. Two kinds:

Sent by our server. These never see who you are or where you are connecting from — they only get the specific thing they are asked about.

Who	What they get	Why
Anthropic	The booking PDF or screenshot you upload, the description you write when generating a trip, your itinerary and your request when you ask for a suggestion or a change, and the note you write in the after-trip question	Reading a booking so you don't have to type it in; drafting, revising and suggesting; learning what you liked
Google Places	The coordinates of a stop, and a place's name when you open it	Showing what is nearby, and a photo of it
Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons	A stop's name, town and coordinates	A picture for a stop
Pexels	A town's name	A picture when Wikipedia has none (only if we have set it up)
Google (Gmail)	The recipient's address and the message	Sending sign-in codes, reminders, notes and invitations

A booking PDF often contains a name, an address and a confirmation number. If you would rather that did not leave the app, type the booking in by hand instead of uploading it.

Loaded by your browser. Because your browser fetches these directly, they can see your IP address.

Who	What they get	Why
Mapbox	IP, the part of the map you are looking at, the place names you type into the search, and your route	The map, place search and drive times
Wikimedia, Pexels, Google	IP	The pictures of stops and nearby places load straight from where they are kept
Open-Meteo	IP, coordinates, dates	Weather for a stop
BigDataCloud	IP, coordinates	Working out which country a stop is in
Nager.Date	IP, a country code	Public holidays during your trip
Stay22, Waze, Google Maps, Google Search, TripAdvisor	IP, and where and when you are going	Only when you tap a link to search for a hotel, to look a place up, or to navigate
Travelpayouts, GetRentacar	IP, and the town you are collecting a car in	Only when you tap the link to look for a hire car

Stay22 and Travelpayouts are affiliate partners: if you book a hotel or a car after following one of those links, we may earn a commission. It costs you nothing and does not change the price. We never send them your name, your email, or any payment details — only the place and, for hotels, the dates, so you don't have to type them again.

Cookies

One cookie keeps you signed in. That is the only one the app needs, and it is not used for tracking. If analytics are ever switched on, you will be asked first and nothing loads unless you agree.

What we work out about you, and what we will not do with it

The planner keeps a tally of the kinds of place you choose, so later suggestions fit you better. Be aware of what a tally like that can imply: nobody records your age, your health or your budget, but a pattern of skipping long walks and staying four nights in one place hints at things you never typed. That is true of any system that learns from what people do, and filtering out words does not change it.

So the commitment is about use, not just storage. This tally is used for one thing: planning your trips inside this app. It is never used for advertising or targeting, never sold or shared, never combined with data from anywhere else, never used to set a price, and never shown to other people — including the people you travel with, who see the suggestions it produces but never the list itself. You can read the whole list in Settings, strike out any line, or delete all of it, and it is deleted with your account.

How long it is kept

Trips stay until you delete them. Sign-in codes expire after three minutes. Sessions expire on their own. If you delete your account, your visited-countries list, your preference list, the AI request records and the planner's notes about you go with it; your name stays in the change history of trips you were on. Trips you own cannot be deleted with the account until you hand them to someone else or delete them.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you can ask for a copy of your data, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, or object to how it is used. Write to the address at the top and we will sort it out. You can also complain to the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate (Andmekaitse Inspektsioon) if you think we have got it wrong.

Changes

If this notice changes, the date at the top changes with it.

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