campscan

Privacy notice

Last updated July 9, 2026

What we collect, and why

We collect nothing else, and we never sell or share your information for marketing. campscan stores no payment card data — there is nothing to pay for today, and if paid plans ever exist, cards will be handled by a payment processor and never touch our servers.

Consent and unsubscribing (CASL)

Creating an account by completing a verified sign-in is your consent to receive sign-in emails and the campsite alerts for scans you create; we record when that consent was given. Every alert includes a one-click link to stop that scan's alerts and a link to stop all campscan email. SMS alerts are only ever sent after their own opt-in. Sign-in links keep working after a full opt-out so you can come back.

How long we keep things

DataKept for
Account (email, name, phone, scans)Life of the account; hard-deleted 30 days after you request deletion
Alert and availability history12 months, rolling
Sign-in links and codesExpire in 5 minutes; purged shortly after
Technical logsAbout 30 days

Who else touches your data

Delivery runs through three providers, all US-based, so this data leaves Canada for exactly that purpose: Resend (sends our email — sees your email address and message content), Twilio (sends SMS — sees your phone number and message content), and Cloudflare (routes traffic to us — sees request metadata like IP addresses).

How it's protected

The database lives on encrypted storage, the application accesses it with a least-privilege role, connections to the site are TLS, and backups are encrypted and restore-tested.

Your rights

You can see and change your information in Settings, and delete your account there too — deletion is confirmed by email code, then everything (account, scans, alert history) is permanently removed after a 30-day grace period. Signing in during the grace period cancels the deletion. For access, correction, or anything else privacy-related, email [email protected].

If something goes wrong

If a breach creates a real risk of significant harm to you, we will notify you and report it to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, as PIPEDA requires.