Your nickname, your password (stored as a secure hash), and a friend code — the unique handle you share with the people you know.

When you tap the heart, we save the location, the place name, your optional comment, and the time. You can hide the location per-checkin by switching off “Share location” before posting.

While this page is open in your browser, periodic location updates let friends see where you were last seen. These updates don’t appear in your Journey. Turn off below if you’d prefer manual check-ins only.

When viewing a journey, the route along the road is computed privately and cached for fast repeat views. Your coordinates aren’t shared with any outside service.

We store who you’ve sent or accepted friend requests with. Only friends can see your full profile. There’s no search and no public directory — everyone arrives by invite.

Direct messages between you and friends are kept on the site so your conversation history stays available. As with any online platform, use discretion with anything you’d consider sensitive.

When a friend tags you in a check-in, your nickname appears on that check-in for everyone who can see it.

Basic usage information is kept to help with safety, abuse monitoring, and to understand who’s actively using the site. It is discarded automatically after a while.