Privacy
Nobody’s Road is a static page with no server behind it beyond the files it ships. There is nothing here for a privacy policy to explain away, so this page just says plainly what does and doesn’t happen.
Your location never leaves your device
If you turn on “Track me” while planning a route, your position is read from your browser’s own location API and compared against the route already loaded in your browser — on your device, in your browser tab. It is never sent anywhere. There is no server on the other end for it to go to.
No analytics
No tracking pixels, no analytics script, no third-party requests of any kind. The only network calls this page makes, ever, are to fetch its own map data and map tiles.
No accounts
There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to log into. Nobody’s Road doesn’t know who you are, and has no way to ask.
No cookies beyond the offline cache
This page sets no cookies. It does use a service worker — the thing that lets it keep working with no signal — which stores a copy of the pages, scripts and map data you’ve already looked at in your browser’s own cache storage, on your device. That cache is what makes a state you’ve visited before load instantly and work offline later. It never leaves your device either.
Shared links
The “Copy link” button on a planned route builds a link that encodes exactly two things: your route’s two endpoints and the position of the direct/solitude slider — nothing else. That link is built entirely in your browser; there is no shortener, no upload, and nothing is stored on any server when you create one. Open that link later, on any device, and it re-solves the same route locally.
Clearing your data
Everything Nobody’s Road has stored lives in your browser’s own storage for this site — the offline cache and a couple of small preferences (like whether you’ve already seen the one-time route tips). Clearing this site’s data from your browser’s settings removes all of it, completely, on your device. There is nothing left anywhere else to delete.