Your plans, browser storage and site measurements.
The planners work without a site account. Saved choices generally stay in your browser; page visits and selected feature actions are measured. Shared trip and feed links expose the choices encoded in those links to their recipients.
What stays in this browser?
Features can save mountain lists, trip plans, ski-pass usage, saved tips, weather preferences and preflight checklists in local browser storage. Some tools save only when you select Save; other preferences and mountain selections are remembered as you use them. These saved copies do not create a site account or automatically sync across devices.
Where available, use the feature’s remove, forget or clear action to delete its saved copy. You can also clear this site’s storage in your browser settings; that removes other saved choices for this site too. Clearing a form is not necessarily the same as deleting a previously saved copy. Browser or device backups are controlled by your browser and device settings.
Session storage also holds temporary planning handoffs and recognized campaign categories. Blocking storage can stop saving or restoring choices; many calculators remain usable during that visit.
The Utah family planner saves ages, attendance, exact dates, owned-pass choices and entered costs on this browser only when you select Save draft or Save plan & continue. Delete saved copy removes that saved draft; Reset open form does not. Restoring requires fresh confirmations and a new calculation. Its age and budget handoffs use temporary session storage, expire after 30 minutes and are consumed once. These private inputs are not added to the handoff URL. Utah planner custom events contain only allowed action categories and small counts, not ages, travel dates, ticket quotes or budgets.
What do we measure?
We use Vercel Web Analytics for page views, referrers, broad device and location information, and selected feature events. Events can include an action category, a pass or region identifier, or small counts such as the number of mountains or ski days. A saved plan staying in your browser does not mean no usage event is sent.
Vercel describes Web Analytics as cookie-free, using a request-derived visitor identifier that resets daily. Those counts do not establish a person’s identity or prove that every visit is human. See Vercel’s Web Analytics documentation.
Recognized campaign links add a small, predefined source and campaign pair to our custom events. The custom campaign event does not send arbitrary campaign text or the full landing URL. Session storage keeps the recognized entry pair and duplicate-event markers. This limit applies to our custom campaign properties, not to every request or external service.
Vercel Speed Insights measures loading and responsiveness, with information such as the page URL or route, browser, device, country and performance metrics. See Vercel’s Speed Insights data description and Vercel’s Privacy Notice. Hosting and operational services also process requests and may keep diagnostic or security logs. We do not promise that page requests or their contents are never logged.
Forecast requests, maps and other sites
Weather tools request data for selected mountain locations. Some requests go through this site’s server; opening a source link sends you to the provider’s own site. Maps can load tiles directly from OpenStreetMap or CARTO, and some images can load from external hosts. Those providers receive the network requests needed to deliver that content, including connection information such as an IP address.
Operator pages, cameras, ticket sellers, transport sites, map providers, email services and feed readers have their own practices. This notice does not describe or control their handling of information.
Email and privacy questions
Contact info@skipassplanner.com for questions about information you have sent us or this notice. Opening an email draft does not submit a website form; your email provider sends the message when you choose Send. Your message then contains your sender address and whatever information you include.
Send only what is needed to describe the issue. Do not email passwords, payment details, pass numbers or private booking documents. If your question concerns a pass purchase, use the seller’s support channel. We cannot remove information from your email provider, a recipient’s device or another website.