Compa

Privacy

Last updated 14 August 2026

Compa is built local-first. That is not a slogan, it is the architecture: your trips, plans, tickets, photos, diary and budget are stored in your phone's own storage and never leave it by default. There are no accounts, no login, no advertising, no tracking, and no analytics companies watching you plan a holiday.

What stays on your device

Everything, unless you take one of the three actions below. Deleting the app deletes your data, because your device is where the data lives.

The three things that send data anywhere

Your location

If you tap "Look around", the app reads your position once, uses it on the device to sort your own saved places by distance, and throws it away. Your location is never stored and never transmitted. There is no background location.

Your camera

The camera opens only when you tap Scan, to photograph a ticket or document you choose to add. Barcodes are read entirely on the device.

Identifiers and usage

Assistant calls carry a random identifier your app made up locally, so free usage can be counted and a purchased pass can be honoured without accounts. It identifies an installation, not a person, and it resets if you clear the app's data. Our server keeps a count of which assistant features ran and whether they worked, never their content, so we can enforce fair-use limits and help you if a pass ever misbehaves.

Payments

The app is free. If you buy a trip pass, the payment is handled by the payment provider or the app store; they handle your payment details and, where applicable, your email for the receipt. We never see card numbers and do not keep an account for you.

What we never do

Your choices

Contact

Questions about any of this: [email protected].


This page describes the app as shipped. If a future version changes what leaves your device, this page changes first.