Flemish RoadsPrivacy
The short version: no ads, no tracking cookies, and we keep as little as we can.
What stays in your browser
Your map view, filters and layer choices are kept in your own browser (local storage), so the map opens the way you left it. They are never sent to us.
Your location
If you allow it, your location only centres the map or starts a route. It is never stored or sent to us.
Accounts
If you create an account, we keep your email address, your display name and the routes you save, so you can sign in and find them again. You can delete your routes at any time.
Visitor counts
We count page visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and does not identify you.
How the map is used
To learn which features help riders, the map counts what is done on it: which climbs are opened, which filters and layers are used, whether routes are planned, saved or exported, and how long the visit lasted. These counts go to PostHog, an analytics service whose servers are in the EU (Frankfurt).
Nothing is stored on your device for this: no cookies, no local storage. Your email, your name, your routes and your location are never part of it. PostHog sees your IP address when the counts arrive, to tell the country and to count visitors without storing anything on your device; that count resets every day, so you are not followed from one day to the next. Visits from signed-in administrators and from automated browsers are not counted.
Questions
Contact us about anything on this page.