Privacy Policy
Roamie · Last updated: November 2026
Hey, explorer. Roamie is your personal tour guide, not a diary of everywhere you go. Here’s what happens to your information when we adventure together.
Your location, and why we use it
With your permission, Roamie uses your device’s GPS to find a starting point and guide an active tour. Your position helps show you on the map, provide turn guidance and Recenter on me, and start arrival narration when you’re within 40 meters of a stop. GPS accuracy and travel-mode safety checks can affect automatic arrival.
You can also type a starting address or drop a pin on the map. That starting point, your search radius, interests, travel mode, and time budget help us discover nearby sights and plan your route.
Arrival narration ends with the tour. Location updates may continue while the tour screen is open, including for optional guidance back to your start. Leave the tour screen to stop its live GPS updates. You can also turn off location permission in your browser or device settings; choosing an address or map pin still lets you plan a tour.
Your tours stay on your device
No user accounts, no sign-in. Your current custom tour is held in your browser’s temporary session storage. Newly built tours are also automatically saved on your device in localStorage so they can be reopened after you close the app. If storage is full, older saved tours may be removed to make room; blocked storage can prevent saving.
Your custom-tour build count and simulated pass type and expiry are also stored on this device. Test unlocks do not process payments or send billing information to Apple. Restore Purchases only checks the active test pass on this device; there is no account backup or cross-device restoration. If storage is unavailable, access can only be remembered for the current session.
Saved tours contain the itinerary, stop locations, route, and stories—not a recorded history of your live GPS movements. Roamie does not maintain a server-side location-history database. Location and tour details do leave your device when needed to process maps, routing, and AI requests.
You can delete saved tours from Home. Clearing browser site data removes locally stored tours; they are not backed up to an account or synced between devices.
The services helping us guide you
- Google Maps and Places power maps, place discovery, address lookup, and routing. Relevant requests include your starting address or coordinates, search area, and route stops.
- Lovable AI generates stories and spoken narration. Requests include relevant stop and tour context and narration text. If you ask Roamie a question, your question and nearby-stop or approximate-location context may also be sent.
- Lovable hosting and its infrastructure providers deliver the app and process service requests, which may include technical information such as your IP address and request logs.
These providers process requests under their own privacy terms and may retain service data or logs. Device-only tour storage does not mean those requests never reach a server.
Inviting a friend
Sharing a tour puts its itinerary, starting point (including an address or parking location), stop locations, route, and stories into an invite link. It does not include your live GPS history or pass details. Anyone with the link can open and save that tour, so only share starting points you’re comfortable disclosing. Links are not encrypted or revocable.
Tour details are carried in the link’s fragment, which is not sent as part of the page request to Roamie hosting. The messaging service you choose and anyone you send the link to can still access it. Opening an invite saves the tour on the recipient’s device when storage is available.
Advertising and tracking
Roamie does not use your live GPS to build an advertising profile or track you across other companies’ apps and websites. If tracking is introduced, this policy and any required consent prompts will be updated first.
Questions? We’re here.
For privacy questions, feedback, or support, email qdnguyen027@gmail.com. If this policy changes, we’ll update the date above.