Plain English, short. Last updated 11 November 2026.
No account, no tracking
You don't sign up. Your browser makes up a random device ID the first time you visit, and your boards are filed under it. There are no cookies, no analytics and no ads.
What we store
Your lists: the text you type, the tasks made from it, and what you do with them (order, times, done, deleted). Old boards are kept when you start a new one, until you delete your data.
Rate-limit counters: how many requests came from your device ID and your IP address in the last few minutes. They expire within about a day.
In your browser: your device ID and a couple of settings (radar zoom, whether you've seen the examples).
The database is run by Neon in the United States (AWS, Ohio). The app runs on Vercel, which keeps short-lived request logs that include IP addresses.
Who else sees what
OpenRouter and the AI model provider it routes to receive the text you type into the big box, so they can sort it into a list. Tasks you add one by one are not sent to them. We currently use free models; free model providers may log prompts or use them to improve their models. Don't type anything you wouldn't want a third party to see.
Google Fonts serves the typeface, so Google sees your IP address when the page loads.
adsb.lol supplies the aircraft on the radar. We fetch that public data from our server; nothing about you is sent to them.
Delete my data
This removes every board and counter stored for this device, then gives this browser a fresh device ID. It can't be undone.
Text already sent to OpenRouter can't be recalled. Vercel's request logs and the database's short-term restore history expire on their own.