Privacy Policy

Last updated: May 11, 2026

WeatherPokes is operated by Co AI, Inc. This policy describes the data used to provide saved places, weather rules, and push notifications.

Data We Process

• Anonymous device account identifiers and a hashed device credential.
• Expo push tokens, platform, timezone, and notification preference state.
• Saved place names, coordinates, radius, and timezone.
• Approximate current location when you grant location permission.
• WeatherPokes rules, time windows, cooldowns, and notification limits.
• Notification delivery records used to prevent duplicate sends and diagnose delivery.
• IP address and request metadata processed by Cloudflare for security and operations.

Providers

• Cloudflare Workers, D1, Queues, logs, and Pages hosting.
• Expo push notification and EAS services.
• Open-Meteo forecast and air-quality APIs.
• Photon/Komoot geocoding, which uses OpenStreetMap data.
• weather.gov/National Weather Service alerts for United States locations.

Data Source Attribution

Weather data is provided by Open-Meteo.com. Place search and reverse geocoding use Photon/Komoot and OpenStreetMap data. United States weather alerts come from weather.gov and the National Weather Service.

Retention and Deletion

You can request deletion of your WeatherPokes data from the app or the delete-data page. Deletion removes the anonymous owner, devices, places, rules, and delivery records from the primary service database.

Weather cache rows expire after about 10 minutes. Notification delivery records and disabled or invalid device tokens are removed after about 90 days. Rate-limit records are removed after about 2 days. Cloudflare Workers Logs are retained according to the Cloudflare plan retention window, currently up to 3 days on Workers Free or 7 days on Workers Paid. WeatherPokes does not configure Workers Logpush for v1.

Backups and provider operational records may persist for their normal retention period after primary database deletion.

Security

WeatherPokes uses HTTPS for network requests. Device credentials are generated with high entropy and stored as hashes on the server. Secrets are not stored in the mobile app.

Contact

For privacy or support questions, email support@weatherpokes.com.