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Privacy Policy

Version 2026-10-22

1. Controller and contact

WaveOrigin OÜ, Tööstuse tn 75-71, 10416 Tallinn, Estonia, registry code 17454567 ("Unmapped", "we"), is the controller for the processing described here. Privacy contact: unmapped.network@gmail.com. We have not appointed a Data Protection Officer, as we are not required to.

This policy covers Members (people with an Unmapped account), Guests (people who register for an Event or buy a ticket without an account), Organizers, and visitors to our website and apps.

2. Data we process

CategoryExamplesSource
Account and profilename, email, username, profile and cover photo, bio, city and country, skills, interests, languages, social links, roles, countries visited, travel plans and their visibilityyou
Content and communicationsposts, comments, images, Event, project and trip listings, chats, Event discussions, join-request messagesyou
InteractionsEvents and projects joined or saved, likes, connections, blocks, reportsyou, the Platform
Event registrationsstatus (pending, approved, rejected, withdrawn), answers to guest registration questions, registration sourceyou
Guest dataname, email address, mobile number where the Event's form asks for it, answers, and a hashed token for your emailed ticket or payment link (we store only the hash)you
Orders and ticketsamount, currency, status, timestamps, refund policy, refund type and amount, ticket code, check-in time and who checked you in, payment deadline for approved requests, the email address the order belongs to, and the seller information that applied to the orderthe Platform, Stripe
Payment metadataStripe identifiers of the checkout session, payment, charge, refund and application fee; dispute notifications. We never receive full card numbers.Stripe
Organizer payout and seller dataStripe account identifier, payout country, payout readiness, settlement currency; your declared seller status and, if you sell as a business, its legal name, address, registration number and VAT ID; receipts for our platform feeStripe, you
Acceptance recordswhich version of which legal document you accepted, when, on which platform (web, iOS, Android), in which context (sign-up, re-acceptance, registration, checkout, Organizer), and whether you confirmed being 18 or olderyou, the Platform
Transactional emailsrecipient address, email type (Guest ticket, payment link after approval, Event-cancellation refund notice, contact-form messages), delivery statusthe Platform, our email provider
Notificationsin-app notifications; push tokens of your devicesthe Platform, your device
Locationcity and country you enter; places you choose for Events; device location only as described in section 4.3you, your device
Technical and securityIP address, device and browser data, request logs, rate-limit counters, error reports (scrubbed, with an internal user ID only), authentication logsyour device, our providers
Internal analyticsactions on the Platform (for example sign-up, views, joins), stored in our own databasethe Platform
Support and moderationsupport messages, reports, moderation decisions, appealsyou, the Platform

We do not ask for special categories of data. Content you choose to share, or answers to an Organizer's questions, could reveal such data; it is then processed only as part of that content.

3. Purposes and legal bases

PurposeLegal basis (Article 6(1) GDPR)
Providing your account and the Platform (profiles, content, chats, Events, connections)contract (b)
Event registrations and tickets for Members and Guests, including Guest ticket emails and payment linkscontract (b)
Payment processing, refunds, disputes, cancellation noticescontract (b); legal obligation (c) for accounting
Sharing attendee data with the Organizer (section 5)contract (b); our and the Organizer's legitimate interest in running the Event (f)
Organizer payout setup with Stripe; showing the Organizer's seller status to buyers; platform-fee receiptscontract (b); legal obligation (c)
Recording acceptance of our terms and the age confirmationlegitimate interest in being able to prove acceptance (f)
Security, fraud and abuse prevention, rate limiting, logging, incident responselegitimate interests (f); legal obligation (c) where applicable
Content moderation, notices of illegal content, statements of reasonslegal obligation (c) under the Digital Services Act; legitimate interests (f)
Internal analytics to improve the Platformlegitimate interests (f)
Push notificationsconsent (a), given through your device or browser setting
Accounting and tax recordslegal obligation (c)
Establishing or defending legal claimslegitimate interests (f)

You can object to processing based on legitimate interests (section 9).

4. Service providers and other recipients

4.1 We use the following providers. Providers that process data on our behalf do so under data-processing terms with us.

ProviderWhat forDataLocation
Supabasedatabase, authentication, file storage, real-time messagingall Platform dataEuropean Union (Frankfurt, Germany)
Vercelhosting and all server-side processing (payments, emails, ticket links, administration, place search)requests, IP addresses and the data the server handlesUnited States (server processing); content delivered from nearby locations
Stripecard payments (Stripe Checkout), Organizer Stripe accounts and payouts, refunds, disputesbuyer email, amount, card data entered directly at Stripe, Organizer identity and bank details (Stripe onboarding)Stripe processes payment data under its own privacy notice; for parts of this processing Stripe acts as an independent controller
Resendtransactional emailsrecipient email, name, Event title, ticket or payment linkEuropean Union (Ireland)
Upstashrate limitingIP address or user ID used as a counter key—
Sentry (Functional Software, Inc.)error monitoring for web, server and appsscrubbed error reports, internal user ID, device and browser data; no names, emails, request contents or session recordingsUnited States
Photon (komoot)place and address search when you pick a place for an Eventthe search text or map point, sent from our server — not your IP address—
CARTOmap tiles on the websiteyour IP address and the map area you view—
Apple Maps (iOS app), Google Maps (Android app)maps in the apps and looking up the place of a point you tap on the mapIP address, device data, map area, the tapped pointApple, Google
Expo; Apple Push Notification service; Google Firebase Cloud Messaging; your browser's push servicedelivering push notificationspush token or endpoint, notification title and text—
Apple, Googlesign-in, if you choose ityour sign-in identityApple and Google act as independent controllers

4.2 We use no third-party analytics, advertising or tracking services and no session recording. Usage analytics are stored in our own database.

4.3 Device location. The website does not use your device location. The Unmapped app asks for location permission only when you tap "My location" on the map; it then takes one location reading, uses it on your device to centre the map, and does not store it or send it to us. When you tap a point on the map to create an Event there, your phone's map service (Apple on iOS, Google on Android) looks up the place name for that point.

4.4 Organizers receive attendee data (section 5). Authorities receive data where we are legally required to provide it. We do not sell personal data.

5. Data shared with Organizers; seller information shown to buyers

5.1 When you register for an Event or buy a ticket, the Organizer (and Unmapped administrators) can see your name (Members: profile name and username), your registration status, your answers to their questions, your payment, ticket and check-in status, and — for Guests — your email address and, if the Event's form asks for it, your mobile number; for a paid Guest order also the email address the ticket was sent to. The Organizer uses this data as an independent controller to run their Event and is responsible for using it lawfully.

5.2 If you organize Paid Events, buyers see your declared seller status before paying and — if you sell as a business — your business's legal name and address and, where given, registration number and VAT ID. Each order keeps the seller information that applied when it was placed.

6. International transfers

Some providers process data outside the European Economic Area, in particular in the United States (server processing at Vercel, error monitoring at Sentry). Such transfers take place only on the basis of safeguards recognised by the GDPR — an adequacy decision of the European Commission (including the EU–US Data Privacy Framework where the provider is certified) or the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses. You can ask us for more information at unmapped.network@gmail.com.

7. Retention

We keep personal data only as long as needed for the purposes above, then delete or anonymise it.

DataRetention
Account and profilewhile your account exists; deleted or de-identified when your account is deleted (section 8)
Content, chats, Events, projectswhile active; on account deletion your content is replaced or removed and your name is no longer shown
Event registrations and Guest data24 months after the Event, then Guest registrations are deleted and the answers of Member registrations removed — unless longer retention is needed for accounting, an open refund or dispute, legal claims or security
Orders, tickets, refunds, check-in records, payment metadata, platform-fee receipts7 years from the end of the financial year in which they were recorded (Estonian Accounting Act), also after account deletion and limited to what is required
Guest ticket and payment-link tokensstored only as a hash, with the order
Acceptance recordsas long as needed to prove acceptance; after account deletion no longer linked to your account
Organizer seller declarationwhile your account exists; the copy on each order and receipt is kept with it
Reports and moderation recordsas long as needed for safety, our legal obligations and legal claims
Payment-webhook records90 days, except records of payment disputes and failed processing needed to investigate them
Raw internal analytics eventsup to 90 days; afterwards only daily totals without personal data; deleted with your account
Read in-app notificationsup to 90 days; all deleted with your account
Rate-limit countersminutes to hours
Push tokensuntil you turn notifications off, sign out on that device or delete your account
Server and error logs at our providersfor limited periods set by those providers
Backupsour database provider keeps backups for a limited period for disaster recovery; deleted data disappears from backups when they expire

8. Deleting your account

8.1 Request deletion in Settings → Delete Account (app and web) or by emailing unmapped.network@gmail.com. We review the request and process it without undue delay, within the time limits of the GDPR (Article 12(3)).

8.2 On approval, your profile is de-identified (name, username, email, profile and cover photo, profile details, roles and terms flags removed); your messages, posts and comments are replaced with a placeholder and their images removed; your profile photos, country visits, travel plans and the trips you created, your Organizer seller declaration, likes, saves, connections, blocks, notifications, push tokens and internal analytics are deleted; your own uploaded files are deleted from storage, except images still shown by Events, projects or communities that remain on the Platform; and your sign-in account is deleted. If you still organize an upcoming Paid Event with sold tickets, the sign-in account is deleted once that Event has ended or been cancelled; until then the account stays blocked and de-identified.

8.3 Kept after deletion, limited to what is needed and no longer linked to you where possible: orders, tickets, refunds and platform-fee receipts required for accounting (with the email address of the order and the seller information that applied); records of the legal terms you accepted; Events, projects and communities you created, because other people's registrations and history depend on them (your name is no longer shown); reports and moderation records; and records needed for legal claims, fraud prevention or security.

8.4 Deleting your account does not cancel tickets you bought.

8.5 Guests can request access to or deletion of their data at unmapped.network@gmail.com.

9. Your rights

You have the right of access (Article 15 GDPR), rectification (16), erasure (17), restriction (18), data portability (20), to object to processing based on legitimate interests (21), and to withdraw consent at any time without affecting earlier processing (7(3)). Contact unmapped.network@gmail.com; we answer within one month, which can be extended by two months where the GDPR permits. You may complain to the Estonian Data Protection Inspectorate (Andmekaitse Inspektsioon, www.aki.ee) or to the data-protection authority in your country of residence.

10. Security and data breaches

We use appropriate technical and organisational measures, including encryption in transit, access controls and row-level security in our database, server-only handling of payment and administrative keys, scrubbing of error reports, rate limiting, and storing ticket and payment-link tokens only as hashes. No system is completely secure. If a personal data breach occurs, we notify the supervisory authority within 72 hours where required (Article 33 GDPR) and the people affected without undue delay where the breach is likely to result in a high risk to them (Article 34 GDPR).

11. Cookies and similar technologies

We use only what is strictly necessary for signing in and for the security of the Platform (for example session tokens in browser storage), plus small on-device preferences. We use no analytics, advertising or tracking cookies and no session recording. Map tiles on the website are loaded from CARTO (section 4).

12. Children

The Platform is for people aged 18 and over, including Guests. If we learn that someone under 18 has an account or registered as a Guest, we delete their data except where we must keep it.

13. Automated decisions

We make no decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal or similarly significant effects (Article 22 GDPR). Spam and abuse filters may flag content for human review.

14. Changes

We update this policy when our processing changes and tell Members about material changes. Where we ask you to accept a new version, we record it as described in section 2. Previous version: Privacy Policy of 7 September 2026.