Privacy
What we keep, and why.
Festvi is a tool for planning trips with people you know. We collect what the trip needs to work and nothing we'd be embarrassed to explain.
What we collect
If you organize a trip: your name and email address, plus whatever you put into the trip itself — title, dates, location, itinerary, flights, hotels, expenses, files and photos.
If you're invited to one:your name, optionally your email, your RSVP, and anything you add — your flight, where you're staying, photos, chat messages. You do not need an account. An invite link plus a cookie is your identity.
We also keep ordinary server logs. Email addresses are redacted in them.
What we don't do
- We don't sell your data.
- We don't show ads.
- We don't process payments. Settling up hands off to Venmo — we never see a card number or a bank account.
- We don't email your guests anything you didn't trigger.
Who else sees it
A short list of services that do a specific job: Resend sends our email, OpenAI powers the concierge and the planners (trip details are sent as context; they are not used to train models), Sentry and PostHog tell us when something breaks and which screens get used. Everything else — your database rows, your uploads — stays on our own server.
Getting rid of it
Every optional email has an unsubscribe link, and notification settings let you turn categories off. You can delete your whole account from account settings; that releases your email address immediately. If you want a trip's data removed entirely, delete the trip, or email us and we'll do it.
Cookies
Three kinds, all functional: a signed session cookie when you sign in, a per-trip cookie that remembers which guest you are, and a short-lived referral cookie if you arrived through someone's invite link. No advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
Reaching a human
[email protected]. Questions about your data get answered by a person.