Privacy
This page describes how the GigLoad app works today in plain language.
Your gear stays on your device
Gigs, gear lists, counts, notes and kit presets are saved in your browser's local storage on this device. They are not sent to GigLoad's server. PDFs and backup files are created on your device.
There are no accounts and no device sync. Clearing this site's browser data deletes what is saved here, so download a backup if you need one.
What the server receives
- Pass status: the app asks the server whether this browser has an active Gig Pass. The pass is a signed cookie that contains its expiry time.
- Payments: when you buy a Gig Pass you are sent to Square or PayPal to pay. Your card or PayPal details are entered on their pages, not in GigLoad. GigLoad's server checks the order with the provider to confirm payment.
- Campaign counts: the server counts free checklist downloads, checkouts started and purchases verified, together with a campaign tag taken from
utm_link parameters and mapped to a short fixed list (for example "reddit" or "other"). A random ID is sent with each free download so it is counted once. Offline events can be stored on this device and sent when the app reconnects. No gear, file contents or file names are sent.
Like any website, the server and hosting may process technical data such as your IP address to deliver pages and limit abuse.
Offline copy
A service worker stores the app's own files in your browser so it opens without a connection. It does not store payment or server responses.
Contact
Questions: ettix.com/contact.