Current Location Privacy
Your precise location never leaves your device for our servers. Reverse geocoding happens through a server proxy with coordinates truncated to roughly 100m precision. We don't store your coordinates, and we don't sell them.
Your location is sensitive data. Here's exactly what we do — and don't do — to protect it.
No precise coordinates are stored
When your browser shares your coordinates with us, we use them once (to look up your address and show you the map). We don't save them. Reverse geocoding goes through a server proxy that truncates your coordinates to roughly 100-meter precision before any access logging.
No third-party trackers on tool pages
We don't load Google Analytics, ad networks, or third-party tracking pixels on tool pages. Server-side analytics (anonymized) help us understand usage patterns without exposing individual visitors.
You can verify it
Open your browser's Network tab while using this site. You'll see requests to our server proxies (with truncated coordinates) and to OpenStreetMap tile servers. That's it.
Your share links contain your coordinates
When you "Share my location," the link contains your latitude and longitude in plain text. That's how location sharing works — but it means anyone who has the link can see where you were. Don't share publicly.