Someday

Privacy

Last updated August 7, 2026

Someday is a small experiment, so this is short and in plain English. The rule behind everything below: we never touch your money, and we never sell your data.

Who we are

Someday is a solo project run by Henrique Silva in Brazil. If you want anything on this page explained, changed, or undone, write to hello@getsomeday.co — it’s a real inbox and the same person answers it.

What we collect

Before you have an account. When you ask for an estimate we store the trip itself: where you’re leaving from, where you want to go, the month, how many days, how many people, and the style you picked. We also store whether you told us the estimate felt low, right, or high, and a one-way hash of your IP address — that lets us tell two visits apart without knowing who you are.

Once you save a jar. We store your email address, the plan attached to it, and the deposits you record. Deposits are numbers you type in yourself; we have no way to see your actual bank account.

If you ask to hear about Pro. We store the email you typed and which feature you clicked, so we can write to you if Pro ever ships. That list isn’t used for anything else.

What we never collect

No card numbers, no bank details, no connection to your bank. There is nothing to charge and nothing to link. Your money stays where it already is — Someday only keeps score.

Who else sees it

  • Supabase — the database and the login codes.
  • Resend — sends the login code and the 7-day reminder.
  • PostHog — how people move through the site.
  • Vercel — hosting.
  • An AI model provider — receives only the trip details (origin, destination, month, days, people, style) in order to produce the estimate. It never receives your email or your name.

That is the whole list. Nobody buys data from us.

Analytics and session recording

We record how people move through the site — pages, clicks, where they get stuck — because a short experiment lives or dies on knowing where people give up. We do not record what you type. Input fields are masked before anything leaves your browser, so your email address and your login code never reach the recording.

Emails

Two kinds, both from us, neither sold to anyone. The login code arrives when you ask for it. The 7-day reminder goes out once, a week after you save a plan, to show you how the jar is doing. To stop the reminder, reply to it or write to hello@getsomeday.co and it stops. There is no marketing list.

Your data

Write to hello@getsomeday.co to ask for a copy of what we hold, or to have it deleted. Deletion happens within 30 days and covers your account, your plans, your deposits, and the Pro list. We keep your jar for as long as it exists. Anonymous estimate data has no name attached to it and stays in the dataset.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, the date at the top changes and we email anyone with a jar. See also our Terms.