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When you use your location or open a place, its coordinates are rounded to about 1 km and sent to our server, which asks Open-Meteo for the forecast. Open-Meteo only ever sees our server, not you. Our server keeps the forecast for a rounded place in memory for a few minutes, not linked to you.
When you use your location, our server also asks OpenStreetMap's Nominatim service for the name of the town there, sending only the rounded coordinates. Nominatim sees our server, not you.
The rain radar map loads its images straight from RainViewer (radar) and CARTO (map), so they see your IP address and the area you look at.
Saved places, your settings and your chosen activities are stored on this device only, in local storage and cookies. Clearing your browser data removes them.
SkySense runs on Vercel, which keeps short-lived request logs, including IP addresses, to operate the service. There is no analytics.