Website Privacy
1. Summary
This page covers the turas.pro website only. The app has its own Privacy Policy.
- The website counts visits with Amplitude, through our own server. There are no ads, no advertising cookies and no third-party scripts, and nothing is sold.
- Counting is on by default. We keep a random id in your browser’s local storage so we can link the pages of one visit to the next, and our server passes your IP address to Amplitude so it can tell your approximate location (country, county). We never keep the IP address ourselves.
- A banner tells you this the first time you visit. Press OK and it goes away. Press Don’t allow and nothing is sent at all: we delete the random id and remember your choice in your browser’s local storage so we don’t ask again.
- Change your mind any time with Analytics settings at the bottom of every page.
2. Who is responsible
The website is run by Maksym Myronenko, the data controller, the same person who publishes the app. Contact: maximusik2@gmail.com.
3. What the website collects
Events only, never anything you type. The site has no free-text fields, no accounts and no sign-up. Each event carries the page path, the kind of page, the test centre the page is about, the option ids you chose in a quiz or plan (for example roundabouts or ier_centre_pass_60), a random id, your browser, operating system, screen size and language, and the referring website. The events are:
| Event | When |
|---|---|
web_page_viewed | a page opens |
web_app_store_clicked | you tap a link to the App Store |
web_section_viewed | a section of a page scrolls into view |
web_faq_opened | you open a question |
web_centre_requested | you ask for routes at a centre we don’t cover |
web_funnel_started | you start a quiz, the practice plan or the centre check |
web_funnel_step_viewed | a step of one of those opens |
web_funnel_answered | you answer a step (the option you chose, never text) |
web_funnel_completed | you reach the end (score, or the length of your plan) |
web_plan_selected | you pick a plan on the practice-plan page |
web_support_email_clicked | you tap our email address |
We also record campaign tags (for example utm_source) and the referring website, to see which links bring people here.
4. Why, and on what basis
To see which pages help people find the app and where quizzes and the practice plan lose people, so we can improve them.
- Counting, the remembered id and IP-based location: our legitimate interest in knowing how the site is used (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). You can object at any time by pressing Don’t allow in the banner or in Analytics settings, and we stop at once and delete the id.
- If you press OK, we also treat that as your agreement, which you can withdraw the same way.
5. Who processes it, and where
- Amplitude, Inc. stores the events in its US data centre. The transfer relies on Amplitude’s certification under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework, with Standard Contractual Clauses as a fallback. https://amplitude.com/privacy
- Railway hosts the website (EU West). Its servers process standard request logs, including your IP address, to deliver pages and keep them secure.
6. How long it is kept
Website events: 24 months, then deleted or irreversibly aggregated. Your random id stays in your browser until you clear its site data or press Don’t allow; your choice stays until you clear it.
7. Your rights
You can ask for access to, correction or deletion of your data, object to the counting described in section 4, and complain to the Irish Data Protection Commission (www.dataprotection.ie) or your local authority. Email maximusik2@gmail.com. Because the website does not know who you are, tell us roughly when you visited, or send the random id from your browser’s local storage (turas.did), and we will find and delete the events.
8. Changes
We update this page when the website starts collecting something new, and show the date at the top.