Privacy

Our code never logs your address; we only use it to answer your question.

There are no accounts, no logins and no cookies.
Our code never logs addresses or coordinates. We only log whether a lookup worked or failed, and the kind of error.
To turn your address into a point, we send it to the US Census Bureau (Census Geocoder) and, if that fails, to Geocodio. Geocodio's self-serve service is hosted in Europe.
To work out the answer, the point (latitude and longitude) goes to our server inside the request. It is not stored or logged.
If you use “Use my location”, your browser asks your permission; the point is then handled as above.
The address never goes in the URL. The share link puts it after “#”, a part of the URL that browsers never send to any server.
Our hosting platform (Vercel) logs IP addresses and requested paths for a limited time set by Vercel; see Vercel's privacy notice.
We use Vercel Web Analytics without cookies, and strip everything after “?” or “#” from every event.
Maps load tiles from our tile server and fonts from protomaps.github.io; those servers see your IP address.

Version: 2026-10-07