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Privacy Policy

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This policy covers the three markets SkyHoppy serves today — Brazil (LGPD), the United States (CCPA/CPRA) and Canada (PIPEDA). It is written by the team building the product and has not been reviewed by outside counsel.

SkyHoppy is a trip planner that is still being built. This page says, in plain words, what the site collects today and what you can do about it.

What we collect

Signing in is optional. If you sign in with Google, we receive your name, email address and profile picture, plus Google's number for your account. We never receive or keep your Google password, and we do not keep Google's access tokens.

While you are signed in, we keep a record of each signed-in device: when the sign-in started and when it expires. We do not record which device or place it came from.

If you buy a pass, we keep the product, amount, currency, status and the payment provider's reference. Card payments are handled by Lemon Squeezy and Pix payments by Efí; your card and payer details stay with them, not with us.

Your internet address is never stored as is: where we need it (for example, to limit abuse), we keep only a one-way fingerprint of it.

When you follow a booking link to a partner (Viator, GetYourGuide, Travelpayouts or Tripadvisor), we record the click: which partner, when, the market and traveler profile of the page, the itinerary it came from (if any), the campaign tags (UTM) in the link, a one-way fingerprint of your internet address and, if you are signed in, your account. This is how partners credit us a commission; the booking itself happens on their site.

To understand which parts of the product people use, we record short usage events on our servers when you start, build or edit an itinerary, follow a booking link or buy a pass: the event, the market, the traveler profile, the campaign source (or “direct”), the itinerary (if any) and, if you are signed in, your account. No internet address and no personal detail is stored in them.

Cookies and analytics

We use the storage the site needs to work, such as the sign-in cookie. Your answer to the cookie banner is saved in your browser, and we also record it with the policy version, the time, a one-way fingerprint of your internet address and, if you are signed in, your account.

Google Analytics (GA4) loads only if you accept analytics cookies. You can change your mind at any time with the “Cookie preferences” button at the bottom of every page, and turning it off stops it right away.

Email

We send only transactional email, such as payment receipts and the link that confirms an account deletion. It is delivered by Zoho ZeptoMail. We do not send marketing email.

Your rights

When signed in, the “Your data” page (/my/data) shows everything linked to your account, lets you download it as a file and lets you delete your account. If anything there does not work for you, write to [email protected] and we will handle it by hand.

Canada — PIPEDA

This section applies to people using SkyHoppy from Canada, under the federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).

Access and accuracy

You can access the personal information we hold about you and ask us to correct it. The “Your data” page (/my/data) shows and lets you download everything linked to your signed-in account; for anything it does not cover, write to [email protected].

Contact and complaints

Our privacy contact for PIPEDA purposes is [email protected]. If you are not satisfied with our answer, you can complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.

Commission from booking partners

SkyHoppy is not a travel agency: we never sell, book or take payment for a trip. When you follow a booking link to a partner (Viator, GetYourGuide, Travelpayouts or Tripadvisor), we may earn a commission if you book — at no extra cost to you, and it never changes the price you pay. The booking, the payment and the trip itself happen entirely with the partner, under their terms.

Prices are indicative

Prices shown on SkyHoppy, including in an itinerary's estimated cost, are indicative: they come from partners, can be cached, and can change before you book. The price the partner shows you at checkout is the one that counts — we do not charge you for, or guarantee, any trip price.

The paid pass

An optional paid pass unlocks more than the free use of SkyHoppy for 30 days from purchase; the annual plan covers a full year instead. Card payments are processed by Lemon Squeezy, which acts as the seller of record, and Pix payments by Efí. A pass is a digital service: buying, renewing or not renewing it never books, changes or refunds a trip — that stays between you and the booking partner, under their own terms, with or without a pass.

How long we keep each kind of data

This table comes straight from the code that runs the purge, so the numbers here cannot drift from what actually happens to your data.

Signed-in session, while inactive
Signs you out automatically after 30 days without use.
Signed-in session, absolute cap
Ends at most 90 days after sign-in, even with continuous use.
Account, after you confirm deletion
Your name, email and picture are blanked right away; the account record itself is removed for good 30 days later.
Cookie-banner consent record
Kept for 365 days, then deleted.
Booking-link click record
Kept for 395 days (about 13 months), so commissions on trips booked up to a year ahead can still be matched.
Monthly usage counter (free-plan and pass limits)
Kept for 395 days, then deleted.
Product usage event (itinerary built, booking-link click, pass bought)
Kept for 400 days, then deleted. Once you delete your account, the event stays only as an anonymous count.
Itinerary with no signed-in owner
Deleted after 90 days with no activity.
Payment record (tax and accounting)
Kept while tax law requires it, unlinked from you once your account is deleted. There is no fixed number of days here: a tax retention period is set by law, not by us.

Who else sees your data

We do not sell your data. These are the companies we use to run the service, each limited to what it needs to do its job:

Zoho ZeptoMail
Sends our transactional email: payment receipts and the account-deletion confirmation link.
Lemon Squeezy
Processes card payments for the pass, as the seller of record, in USD and CAD.
Efí
Processes Pix payments for the pass, in BRL.
Google
Provides the optional sign-in (OAuth); we receive your name, email and profile picture, never your password.
Viator, GetYourGuide, Travelpayouts and Tripadvisor
Receive your booking-link click, market and campaign tags when you choose to book, so they can credit us a commission.

Contact

Questions or requests about your data: [email protected].

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