The short version: enough to run a planning app that works across your phone and your laptop, and not a byte more. If you're here to skip the prose — it's your email, your trips, and a count of which audio guides you've opened. Nothing else leaves the device.

Three things: run the product, make the product less bad, and tell you when something needs your attention. We use your email to send trip invite emails and account security notices — nothing else by default.

The only parties who ever see your data are three hosting providers we pay, and the friends you invited. Nobody else. No analytics vendors, no ad networks, no "data enrichment partners".

Every vendor is contractually a data processor, not a controller. They work on our behalf, under our policy. We can name every one of them because there are only three.

Under GDPR and CCPA you can ask us for anything you'd expect — export, delete, correct, object. In Audiala these all work as buttons in Settings, not a help-desk ticket.

Trips live as long as you want them to. Deleted trips are hard-deleted after 30 days. Backup snapshots roll off at 90 days. Usage analytics are aggregated monthly and old session-level data is discarded at 90 days.

Strictly necessary cookies handle sign-in (session, 30 days) and CSRF (per session). No advertising cookies, no third-party trackers.

If you opt in via the cookie banner, we load two analytics tools: PostHog (product usage on EU servers) and Google Analytics 4 (with anonymized IP, ad personalization off). Both are aggregate-only — no profiles sold, no ads served on our site. Until you accept, both stay off and Google's Consent Mode v2 keeps requests pinged-but-denied.

Change your mind any time from the "Cookie settings" link in the footer. Rejecting clears the analytics flag and PostHog opts out for the rest of the session.

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