Privacy policy
Meno is a private collaborative trip planner. This policy explains what data the service processes, why it is needed, and what choices remain under your control.
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Data Meno processes
Meno processes account details such as your name, email address, profile photo, authentication identifiers, and preferences. It also stores content you and your group add, including destinations, dates, plans, locations, booking details, notes, tasks, members, expenses, and settlements. Meno does not include advertising or a configured analytics service.
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How data is used
This data is used to authenticate you, keep shared trips synchronized, apply member permissions, provide offline access, calculate routes and balances, show weather, create exports, and operate and protect the service. Meno does not make travel bookings or travel payments on your behalf.
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Data stored on your device
Meno uses browser storage for your locale, assistant-consent choice, and an offline snapshot of recently opened trip data. A service worker may cache application files. Clearing Meno site data in your browser removes these local copies but does not delete cloud data.
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Access, control, and retention
Private trip data is limited to invited members according to their role. A trip owner can enable an unauthenticated, read-only view for anyone with the trip link. That shared view includes the itinerary, notes, saved places, checklist, and spending history, but omits traveler identities, balances and settlements, activity authors, and sensitive booking details. Returning the trip to private disables new public access. You can edit supported profile and trip details, remove a profile image, leave trips, and—if you own a trip—delete it from the product.
Cloud data remains while the relevant account or trip is active or until it is removed through available controls. Service providers may retain backups, security logs, or request metadata for limited periods under their own policies and legal obligations.
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Security and younger users
Meno uses authentication and membership-based access rules, but no online service can guarantee absolute security. Use a strong password, protect your account, and only invite people you trust.
Meno is not directed to children who cannot legally consent to an online service in their country. A parent or guardian should supervise use where local law requires it.
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Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated when Meno’s features, providers, or legal obligations change. Material revisions will be identified by a new last-updated date on this page.
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Privacy requests
Privacy questions and account-level deletion requests should be sent to the operator of the Meno deployment you use. If an email address is shown below, use it for those requests.