Privacy Policy

What we store

• Your sign-in details. Your email address, and a display name you choose, so we can recognise you and you can reset your password.
• The pilot settings you type in. Home airport, aircraft type, runway and weather minimums, fuel figures, activity preferences. These exist to make search results useful to you.
• What you save and post. Favourite airports, trips, reviews, discussion posts, photos, fuel prices you report, and anything you send through feedback.
• A small browser cookie. A random identifier that lets a first-time visitor try the copilot a few times without creating an account. It holds no name, no email and no location.
• Rough counts, not profiles. We keep a tally of how many copilot questions come from a visitor or an account in a day, so a runaway script cannot run up a bill. It is a number, not a record of what you asked.

What we never do

• We do not sell your data, and we do not rent it to anybody.
• We do not read your location. Distances are worked out from the airport you type in, never from your device.
• We do not track which pages you visit for advertising.
• We do not send marketing email. Only account messages you asked for.

What other services see

When you open an airport page, NextField may ask third-party data services for places near that airport, and for the weather at it. Those services see an airport and a search radius — not you. Weather comes from public government sources; place details come from mapping providers. Your copilot questions are sent to a hosted AI service so the copilot can answer them, and are not used to train anyone's model by us.

Public posts

Reviews, discussion posts and anything you deliberately share are visible to other pilots. Your display name appears on what you post. If you turn on the public profile option, your home airport and aircraft type join that display too — until you turn it back off.

Your account, your data, your choice

You can edit or clear your pilot settings at any time from your profile. Ask us to delete your account and everything attached to it by using the feedback page from the signed-in account you want removed — we act on those requests by hand and aim to do it within a week. Because NextField is run by a small team, there is no data broker or advertising partner in the chain, and there never has been.