Privacy
Short, because there isn’t much to disclose.
What we store
Your email address (plus an optional CC address) and the lanes you set up — origin, destination, watch settings, and the check results we compute for them. No passwords, because there are no accounts.
What we do with it
One thing: email you about your lanes. First a single confirm link (nothing else is sent until you click it), then a welcome note, then alerts when a verdict changes. Every alert email includes a link to manage or unsubscribe the watch. A CC address gets its own opt-in email and is only copied after it says yes. Emails are delivered through Resend, our email provider. Weather and traffic checks send only route coordinates to the data sources (National Weather Service, Open-Meteo, HERE) — never your email.
Analytics, without cookies
We use Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights to count page views and measure load times. They set no cookies and store no personal identifiers — visits are counted by a hash that resets daily and can’t be tied back to you. Your lane data never goes to analytics.
What we never do
We never sell your data, and we never share your email or lanes with anyone for marketing. That’s not a policy we might revisit — it’s how RouteAware works. If Lane Alerts shows ads someday to stay free, advertisers get ad space, not your data.
How long we keep it
Lanes expire automatically after 60 days (or once the pickup window passes) and stop generating email. Deleting a watch from its manage link deactivates it immediately. Sixty days after a lane expires or is deleted, an hourly job permanently deletes it along with its check history and any device registrations. Lane requests that are never confirmed are deleted after 24 hours.
Questions
Want your data removed entirely, or just curious? Email info@alexandermhughes.com and a human will handle it.