It’s a fishing day

Privacy

Short version: this site doesn’t collect anything about you beyond what Cloudflare’s server access logs record by default. No cookies, no analytics, no accounts, no ads.

What we collect

Nothing directly from you. The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, which maintains standard server access logs — IP address, user agent string, timestamp, requested URL — for security and rate-limiting purposes. We don’t read or analyze those logs beyond Cloudflare’s built-in analytics dashboard (page view counts, geographic distribution, common errors). Cloudflare retains access logs per their standard retention policy.

What stays in your browser

Your spots, your fishing log, a trip you’re planning and a background photo, if you add one, are kept in your browser’s local storage. They never reach us: there is no server they could be sent to. Clearing this site’s data in your browser deletes them, which is why the log has a download button.

“Near me” asks your browser for your location only when you tap it. The page uses the position to sort spots by distance and then forgets it; it isn’t stored or sent anywhere. The live sky behind each page is worked out from your device’s time zone, not your location.

What we don’t do

  • We don’t set any cookies.
  • We don’t use any analytics SDK (no Google Analytics, no Plausible, no Fathom).
  • We don’t have user accounts, newsletters, or email capture.
  • We don’t serve ads or retargeting pixels.
  • We don’t share your information because we don’t collect it.

Third-party resources your browser loads

One: Google Fonts. The page stylesheet links to fonts.googleapis.com for Schibsted Grotesk and Martian Mono, so Google sees the font request. See Google’s privacy policy. The maps are drawn by the site itself and load no tiles.

If you want a fully third-party-free experience, block fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. The site works the same with system fonts.

Data requests

If you have a data request or privacy question, email [email protected]. If you want your IP removed from Cloudflare access logs, that’s Cloudflare’s retention policy — we’d need to forward the request.

Changes

If this policy changes, this page updates. There’s no versioned changelog — check back if you want to see what we’re doing.

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