Last updated: July 24, 2026
Your trip data stays on your device. Expense records, budgets, and notes are stored locally and never sent to our servers. Optional AI features require a network connection and process only what you explicitly submit.
KeepTrip stores the following data locally on your device only:
This data never leaves your device unless you explicitly use the Export feature or opt-in to AI features (see Section 3).
To provide real-time exchange rates, the app makes anonymous requests to the open.er-api.com API. No personal data is sent — only the currency code you request. These requests are also cached locally so you can use the app fully offline.
KeepTrip offers optional AI-powered features (itinerary generation, receipt scanning, and photo itinerary import). When you use these features:
Device Identifier (Android)
On Android, we use the Android ID — a system-generated identifier provided by Android — to manage your AI credit balance and prevent fraudulent creation of multiple free accounts. This falls under fraud prevention, one of the explicitly permitted uses of Android ID under Google's developer guidelines.
Key privacy points:
Device Identifier (iOS & other platforms)
On iOS and other platforms, a randomly generated UUID is stored locally on your device and used for the same account-management purpose. This ID is not linked to any hardware identifier.
The free version of KeepTrip may display advertisements provided by Google AdMob. AdMob may collect device identifiers and usage data in accordance with Google's Privacy Policy. You can remove all ads by upgrading to KeepTrip Pro.
Purchase transactions are processed entirely by Apple App Store or Google Play. KeepTrip does not process or store any payment information. If you purchase AI credits or a Pro subscription, a purchase token is verified with our backend to credit your account — no payment details are transmitted or stored by us.
You can export your data as a JSON file at any time via Settings → Export Backup. You are responsible for the security of exported files.
KeepTrip is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from children.
Landmark and destination images displayed in the App are sourced from multiple third-party providers. No personal data is collected or shared through image loading. The sources and their applicable licenses are described below.
Unsplash — unsplash.com
The majority of landmark images are sourced from Unsplash under the Unsplash License, which grants free, worldwide permission to use images for commercial and non-commercial purposes without requiring attribution. Images may not be sold as unmodified standalone copies. See unsplash.com/license for full terms.
Wikimedia Commons — commons.wikimedia.org
Some images are sourced from Wikimedia Commons. These images are individually licensed under Creative Commons (CC BY, CC BY-SA, or similar) or are in the Public Domain. Each image retains its original license as indicated on its Wikimedia page. Where a Creative Commons license applies, attribution to the original author is required. See creativecommons.org/licenses for details.
Google Maps User Photos — policies.google.com/terms
Certain images are hosted by Google and originate from Google Maps user-contributed photos. These images are subject to Google's Terms of Service and the individual contributor's rights. Use of these images is for display purposes only within the app. See Google Terms of Service for details.
Other Third-Party Sources
A small number of images are displayed directly from third-party websites (including travel blogs and international organization portals). These images remain the property of their respective copyright holders. They are loaded at runtime from their original URLs and are not stored or redistributed by the App. If you are a copyright holder and believe your image is being used without proper authorization, please contact us at secretbaseprimary@gmail.com and we will promptly replace or remove the image.
We may update this policy and will notify you via app update notes.
Questions? Email us at secretbaseprimary@gmail.com