Privacy

What this site collects today, stated plainly — and the things it is built never to collect.

Last updated: 29 August 2026

What this site collects today

No account. No forms. No tracking. As of the date above, DelayPilot is a set of static informational pages. There is no sign-up, no login, no flight lookup, and no form of any kind. The site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, serves no advertising, and loads no third-party script.

The site is served through Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare records standard server request logs — including IP address, user agent, requested path and timestamp — and retains them under its own policy for security and reliability purposes. We do not add to those logs, query them for analytics, or combine them with anything else.

What this site will never collect

These are binding rules on the product, not preferences. They hold as new features ship:

  • No booking reference. DelayPilot will never ask for a PNR or record locator. It is not an input, not a database column, not a URL parameter, and not a log field.
  • No identity documents. Never a passport, government ID, Known Traveler Number, redress number, card number, or airline account credential.
  • No access to your accounts. DelayPilot will never read your email inbox, sign in to an airline on your behalf, or submit a claim, refund request, or rebooking for you.
  • No personal detail in logs or analytics. No email address, display name, itinerary detail, receipt text, notification payload, or raw IP address is written into application logs, analytics events, page titles, or URLs.

When this page changes

This page will be rewritten before — not after — any feature that collects personal data goes live. That rewrite will say exactly what is collected, why, how long it is kept, and how to have it deleted. The date at the top is the record of when the description last matched the site.

Contact

Questions about this page can be raised through the project's public repository. No contact form is offered here, because a form that collects an email address would contradict the section above.