We don't know who you are.
Everynonstop has no accounts, no sign-ups and no newsletter. We don't build profiles, we don't follow you to other sites, and we have no way to work out who any particular visitor is. What we do have is a count of how many people visited and which pages they read.
How we count visits
We use Vercel Web Analytics, which reports aggregate traffic: page views, roughly how many visitors, which pages are popular, and which sites link to us. It collects no personal identifiers— a visit is identified by a hash of the request that's discarded after 24 hours, so it can't be tied to you or joined up with anything else. We can see that a page was read; we can't see who read it.
What's stored on your device
Two small settings, kept by your browser and readable only by this site: your theme(light or dark), so it doesn't flash the wrong one on your next visit, and your home airport, so you don't have to pick it again. Neither is sent to us. Clearing your browser's site data removes both, and nothing breaks if you do.
What our host sees
The site runs on Vercel and its database on Neon. Like any web server, Vercel logs requests — IP address, time, page, browser — for security and to keep the service running. We don't use those logs to build a profile of anyone, and we don't connect them to anything else. See Vercel's privacy policy.
When you click through to a booking partner
Our “Find flights” and hotel buttons hand you off to Kayak and Hotels.com through Commission Junction, and the travel gear page links to Amazon. Once you land there, you're on their site and their terms — they record that the referral came from us, which is how a booking gets credited and why this site is free. What they collect is governed by their privacy policies, not this one. We pass them no information about you: the link carries which route you clicked and an ID identifying us, nothing that identifies you. See our advertising disclosure for how the money works.
Images and content from Wikimedia
Destination photos are served directly from Wikimedia Commons, so your browser requests them from Wikimedia's servers and they see that request in the ordinary way a hotlinked image is seen.
If you email us
We keep your message, so we can reply and so we have a record of the conversation. We don't add you to any list, because there isn't one.
Your rights, and changes
Depending on where you live you may have the right to access, correct or delete personal data a site holds about you. We hold none — there is no account, no profile and no mailing list to be removed from — but if you want to ask, or you want your server-log entries looked into, email hello@everynonstop.com. If this policy changes we'll update the date below rather than quietly editing it.
Last updated: 9 August 2026.