Last updated February 2026
FalconWatch exists to track rockets, not you. We don't use cookies, analytics, or tracking, and we never sell or share your data. Here's what we do collect and why.
Settings like your viewing location and accessibility preferences are saved in your browser's local storage so the site remembers them between visits. This data stays on your device.
If you search for a location or share your current position, the query is sent through our server to a geocoding service to find your coordinates. We don't store your searches.
If you share a viewing location, those coordinates are sent through our server to Open-Meteo to pull weather data for your visibility prediction. We don't store your coordinates.
If you subscribe, we collect your email address to send you launch alerts. Your email is stored encrypted in our database. You can update which launch sites you receive alerts for at any time via the “Manage Preferences” link in any alert email, or by re-subscribing with the same email. When you unsubscribe, your data is permanently deleted from our database.
External services FalconWatch uses and what data they receive.
Questions about this statement? Reach out on GitHub.