Privacy information

Who is responsible

The controller for this site is: The operator of the LE GEEK RIDER website and service.

We do not publish an email or phone number for privacy enquiries. You can reach us on social media as LeGeekRider. For GDPR-related requests (access, erasure, etc.), send a direct message on one of these channels and describe your request.

Your account and routes

When you are signed in, saved routes are stored in your account on our servers. A free rider account is required to import from Google Maps and download GPX. Other planner state (such as the current map session) stays in your browser until you leave or refresh.

What we process

Routes and planner state — While you plan, waypoints and the current route live in your browser session. If you save a route while logged in, we store that saved route in your account on our backend.

Credits and payments — Credit balance and debit history for billable features are kept on our servers. Purchases go through our payment provider as described at checkout.

Maps and routing — Map tiles, geocoding, or routing may be provided by third parties.

Security and abuse prevention — Server logs and rate limiting may process IP addresses and technical identifiers for a short time.

Analytics (cookies) — With your consent, we load Umami to collect aggregated usage statistics. Until you accept on the cookie banner, that script does not load.

Legal bases (GDPR)

Depending on the activity: contract (providing the service you request), legitimate interests (security, fraud prevention, improvement where balanced against your rights), or consent (analytics as described above).

Retention

Browser-side data stays until you clear it. Server-side logs follow operational and legal retention limits.

Your rights

In the EU/EEA and UK you may have rights to access, rectify, erase, restrict, or object to certain processing, and to data portability where applicable. You may lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority.

International transfers

Analytics vendors or infrastructure providers may process data outside the EEA. They typically use Standard Contractual Clauses or other approved safeguards.