Privacy · account data · trust
TravelSafePilot is built with a privacy-first architecture. This page explains how we access, use, and protect user data, including data obtained through Google Sign-In.
When you use Google Sign-In, we access basic identity information provided by Google, specifically your Google account email address and a unique Google user identifier. No additional Google data such as contacts, files, or messages is accessed.
Google user data is used solely for authentication and account creation. Your email address identifies your account and enables login. The Google user identifier helps us map one Google account to one TravelSafePilot account.
TravelSafePilot does not sell, rent, or share Google user data with third parties. Google user data is used strictly within the platform for authentication and is not exposed to other users, customers, or external systems.
User identity data is stored securely within TravelSafePilot systems. Access is restricted and protected using secure session handling, encrypted transport, and controlled backend access.
Google user data, including email and identifier, is retained only as long as your account remains active. This data is required to maintain account integrity and login functionality.
You may request deletion of your account and associated data at any time by contacting us. Upon verified request, account and identity data will be deleted except where retention is required for legal or billing obligations.
General platform data
TravelSafePilot is designed to operate without tracking individual users as a public product surface. Community intelligence, location signals, and incident data are processed in anonymized, aggregated, or minimum-necessary forms where appropriate. The system is explicitly designed to avoid identifying individuals.