Plan wherever you go
Welcome aboard
Guest trips stay on this device. Use Google to access shared trips across devices.
MYTINERARY
Terms of Use
Effective September 4, 2026
Your account
You use Google Sign-In to identify your account. Keep access to your Google account secure and do not impersonate another person.
Shared trips
Trip owners and invited members can view and change shared itinerary details. Only share a trip link or PIN with people you trust.
Your content
You keep ownership of content you add. You allow Mytinerary to store, process, and display it only as needed to provide trip planning and collaboration.
Acceptable use
Do not misuse the service, interfere with its operation, upload unlawful content, or attempt to access another person’s trips without permission.
Travel information
Schedules, maps, weather, prices, AI suggestions, and other travel details may be incomplete or outdated. Confirm important information with official providers before traveling.
Availability
The service is provided as available and may change or experience interruptions. To the extent allowed by law, Mytinerary is not responsible for losses caused by relying on unverified trip information.
Ending use
You may stop using Mytinerary at any time. Access may be limited for serious misuse or security reasons.
MYTINERARY
Privacy Notice
Effective September 4, 2026
What we collect
Mytinerary uses only your Firebase user ID to recognize your account. It also stores the traveler personality, profile name, trips, itineraries, expenses, and collaboration details you choose to add.
What we do not collect
Mytinerary does not copy your Google profile photo into your app profile and never receives or stores your Google password. It does not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, contacts, or other private Google services.
How information is used
Information is used to sign you in, keep trips available across devices, synchronize shared trips, and operate app features.
Who can see trip data
People who are authorized for a shared trip can see its shared content. Firebase, Google Maps, and other service providers process limited data needed to deliver their features.
Storage and security
Authentication is handled by Google and Firebase over HTTPS. Firebase session tokens may be stored on your device to keep you signed in. No internet service can guarantee absolute security.
Your choices
You may stop signing in, remove content you control, or request account-data deletion from the app operator. Removing access may prevent shared trips from working across devices.
