FuelQ privacy policy
This page describes what FuelQ stores when you use fuelq.nomoi.ai. FuelQ has no account system and does not ask for your name, email address, or phone number.
What you enter
If you use fill up records, FuelQ stores the values you enter: liters, cost, odometer reading, and station. These records are used to show your fuel history and related totals.
Crowd queue reports
When you submit a queue report, FuelQ stores the station, report type, time, and an opaque hash derived from your IP address. The hash is created with HMAC SHA256 and a server secret. It is not reversible and is used to limit repeated reports and keep the crowd signal useful. FuelQ does not create an account from this value.
Learned station busyness
FuelQ uses live traffic, routing results, crowd reports, and learned station busyness aggregates to estimate how busy a station is. These aggregates describe station patterns, not named users.
Points and savings tallies
FuelQ keeps points and saved minutes tallies against the same opaque hash. Points support report rewards and search costs. Savings tallies show minutes saved by choosing a faster station instead of the nearest one.
What FuelQ does not do
- FuelQ does not sell personal data.
- FuelQ does not require an account.
- FuelQ does not store a plain IP address in crowd queue reports.
Removal
To ask for removal of data connected to your use of FuelQ, contact [email protected]. Include the station, approximate date, and any details that help find the record.