Last updated: 5 October 2026. The operator of Atlas (atlashi.win) controls the processing described here. For privacy questions or requests, contact [email protected].
To create your account and operate the service, we retain your name, email address, password hash and account creation date. We store daily search counts per account to enforce usage limits and delete counts older than 30 days. Your questions and city requests are processed to provide answers and maps; the text of a question is not added to the optional activity log.
Only after your explicit agreement, we record account-linked activity: the page, action and time, and for some actions a story, landmark or city title or selected year. We do not put passwords or full search questions in this log. Only the authorized Atlas administrator can view it, and it is deleted after 90 days. We retain a history of your consent choices for up to 365 days to document those choices.
You can refuse or withdraw activity recording using the Privacy button without losing access to the service. Withdrawal stops recording and deletes existing optional activity events. The same button lets you download your account and activity data. To request correction, account erasure, restriction, objection or information about transferring your data, email us above. We will review your request and verify your identity before acting under applicable law.
Browser storage keeps your sign-in session and display preferences. Requests pass through Cloudflare and our AWS server. Your questions may be sent to OpenAI and Tavily to provide research and answers. Maps request data from the map providers named on the site. Some processing may take place outside Jordan, and providers may see technical connection information when their services are used. We do not sell your data or use the activity log for advertising.
Your account remains until you request its deletion or a legal retention obligation applies. We will request fresh consent if the purpose or description of optional activity recording changes.