Version 2026.08 · effective 8 August 2026
Pilgria uses very little browser storage, and none of it for advertising or cross-site tracking. This page lists what is actually stored.
Your session. When you sign in, our authentication provider stores a session token in your browser so you stay signed in. Without it there is no account.
Your planning. Draft trips, saved matches, checklists, your departure city and similar preferences are kept in your browser's local storage so exploring and planning never require an account. This stays on your device.
Your unfinished consent choices. During onboarding, choices you have not submitted yet are held in session storage so you can read a policy or refresh without starting again. They are cleared after submission or sign-out and are not the legal record of your decision.
These are necessary for the service and are not optional.
Pilgria's optional product analytics is off until you turn it on. Product analytics events are not collected, queued or held back for later sending before you consent.
Once you consent, Pilgria stores a single random session identifier in your browser's session storage. It is not a cookie, it is not shared with anyone, it does not identify you, and it disappears when you close the tab.
Turning analytics off stops collection immediately and deletes that session identifier.
Pilgria uses a third-party travel referral service to prepare or attribute some partner links. Its script may receive technical request data and use browser storage or similar technologies. Flight, accommodation and ticket providers may do the same when a search is embedded or opened on their site. Their own privacy and cookie information applies to their processing. Pilgria does not read storage created only on a partner's site.
Analytics can be switched on or off at any time in Settings → Privacy. You can also clear browser storage yourself, though clearing essential storage will sign you out and remove locally held drafts.
Questions about this policy are welcome at info@pilgria.com.