Find Me a Trip
Last Updated: 10/14/2026
Two Digital Creatives, LLC d/b/a Find Me a Trip ("we", "us") respects your privacy. This policy explains what we collect, how we use it, who receives it and how long we keep it.
Purchase Information: Our checkout is run by Whop. When you buy, Whop sends us your name, your email address, your billing address, and the brand and last four digits of your card (or that you paid with PayPal or another method). We do not collect a phone number at checkout, and we never receive your full card number.
Shipping Address: When you order a printed book, we collect the shipping address you type at checkout, or the one you confirm on the offer page right after checkout (we fill it in from your billing address so you can check it), together with your name and email address.
Access at a Second Address: If you paid with one email address and ask us to give you access at another (for example, when Apple's Hide My Email made the first one), we keep a note of the address you paid with, so the two count as one customer and you receive one copy of each email.
Questionnaire Answers: When you buy your trip plan (earlier called the Custom Edition), we collect your answers to its questionnaire. They include the first and last names of the people coming, and their email addresses if you add them, an age range for the group, where each person travels from, the food and drinks you like, the needs you want us to plan around (such as a walker or wheelchair, fewer stairs or a food allergy), and anything you write in your own words.
Friends You Add: When you use Add Your Girls in the customer center, we collect the name and email address you enter for each friend.
Reviews: When you leave a review, we collect your name, email address, rating, review text, which product your review is about and your browser type.
Access and Download Records: Each time someone opens the customer center, signs in, or opens one of your files, we record it. Section 4.10 explains what we record and how long we keep it.
Ad Click and Website Data: When you arrive from an ad or a link, our own attribution system records the IP address, browser type, country, the page, the referring page and the ad tracking codes in the link. Some of our pages also keep a random visitor code in your browser's storage and include it in that record. Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, Meta and Whop also collect how you use our pages (section 3).
Article Pages and the Order Button: On our article pages (findmeatrip.com/read), we record the steps of your visit with your random visitor code: which version of the page you saw, that you opened it, whether you scrolled halfway and nearly to the end, which button you tapped, and whether you are on a phone. On our sales page we record the same code, with the edition you picked, when the page gets your checkout ready and when you tap the button to order. Each record also holds the ad code in the link and the country and state your internet connection points to. It never holds your IP address, your browser type, your name or your email address. The visitor code also goes with your order, so we can see which page led to a purchase. One article page may show your state at the top, and that lookup is not stored.
Quiz Answers: When you take one of our girls' trip quizzes (findmeatrip.com/quiz), we keep your answers with your random visitor code: your ZIP code (or the state you pick), how far away you would go, how many are going, the occasion, the season, the things you would love to do, how you like your days and what usually stops your trip. We also keep what the quiz worked out for you: how many towns are near you in each bundle, the bundle that fits, your #1 match, the next closest towns, and a Trip Style from your picks and how you like your days. With them we keep the ad or link you came from, and the country and state your internet connection points to. We record the steps of your visit the same way as on our article pages: which version of the quiz you were shown, that you opened it, each screen you finished, that you saw your result, which town cards you turned over, which button you tapped, your answer if you tell us whether the page was helpful, and whether you are on a phone. The quiz never asks for your name, your email address, your friends' details, or anything about your health or food. We keep quiz answers for 540 days. After that we remove your full ZIP code and keep only its first 3 numbers with your other answers, for our research. To have your quiz answers removed sooner, email info@findmeatrip.com with the ZIP code you entered and the day you took the quiz.
Customer Center Activity: When you use the customer center, we record the pages you view, the handbook pages you read, the towns you save and the buttons you tap. Section 4.13 explains.
Partner Link Clicks: When you open a travel partner link, we record the click. Section 4.12 explains.
Video Views: When you watch a video on our offer page, we record how much of it was watched, pauses, whether it was on a phone, and the order code of your purchase.
Important Dates: When you save a date in the customer center, we collect the occasion, the month and day, the year if you add it, the name you give it, whose occasion it is, and whether it repeats every year, whether you want reminders and whether to share it.
Travel Profile: When you fill in your travel profile, we collect your zip code and how far you like to drive, how you like to travel, the food and drinks you love, where you like to stay and your usual budget, and anything you want us to plan around. The questions about your needs are optional.
Mobile Number and Text Consent: If you give us your mobile number in your travel profile, we keep it. If you also tick the text box, we keep the date and time, the exact words you agreed to, your IP address and your browser type. If you leave the box unticked, we keep the number marked as not agreeing to texts.
Support Messages and Files: When you write to us with the form in your customer center, we keep your message, your name, the email address you want the answer at, what it is about, and any photos, videos or PDFs you attach (up to 3 files, 25 MB each). We also keep the page you were on and your browser type, so we can see what you saw. We keep support messages and their files while we need them to help you and to keep a record of what we agreed, and we delete them when they are no longer needed.
We use your data to:
We use outside services to run our business. We do not sell your personal data for money. We do share a scrambled (hashed) copy of your email address and your activity on our site with Meta and Google so our ads reach the right people, which some state laws call sharing for targeted advertising. To ask us to stop, email info@findmeatrip.com from the email you used at checkout and we will take you out of those audiences. Here is who receives what:
Analytics: Google Analytics 4 measures how our pages are used. Microsoft Clarity records how visitors use our pages, through heatmaps and session replays.
Advertising: The Meta pixel (Facebook and Instagram) runs on our pages, except the trip plan questionnaire. Our server also tells Meta, through its Conversions API, when you open our sales page, when you tap the order button and when you buy. Each of these carries your IP address, your browser type, the Meta browser and ad click codes and a scrambled (hashed) copy of your random visitor code. A purchase also carries a scrambled (hashed) copy of your email address, your first and last name and the city, state, ZIP code and country of your billing address. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we do not send Meta the page and button steps. We send Google Ads the ad click code, the order number and the value of a purchase that came from a Google ad. We do not use TikTok tracking. On our quizzes, the Meta pixel only learns that you opened the page and finished the quiz. It never gets your answers or your ZIP code. Microsoft Clarity hides the ZIP code in its recordings.
Attribution: We use our own first party attribution system to see where our sales come from.
Where your data is stored and served: Supabase (our database and the files you send us), Cloudflare (the programs that run our emails, our attribution system, our newsletter links and our book pages, the files they serve, and the handbook files you download), Vercel (our website hosting), Google Fonts (the typefaces on our pages, so Google sees your IP address when a page loads) and Google Drive (where your handbook files open to read and some smaller files download from, so Google sees your IP address and which file you opened).
Payment Processing and Checkout: Whop (Whop, Inc.) processes payments and receives your payment details and, for printed orders paid on a Whop checkout page, your shipping address. When we open a checkout for you, or charge your saved card for a one click offer, we also send Whop your name and email address (if you typed them), your IP address, your browser type, the Meta browser code and our order and ad click codes. Whop's tracking script also runs on our pages, except the trip plan questionnaire. We do not store your full card details.
Printing and Shipping: For printed orders, our printer receives only what they need to print and mail your book. Lulu prints the printed handbooks and the printed copy of your trip plan. Lulu receives your name, your shipping address and a phone number (ours, when you did not give one). For the printed copy of your trip plan, the printer also receives the files of your personalized book. If we ever move a job to another printer, that printer receives the same information and nothing more.
Trip Plan Tools: To write your trip plan we use Anthropic's Claude, which receives your questionnaire answers. Google Maps receives the towns and places we look up and the cities your group travels from, to check places and drive times. OpenAI receives the image requests for its pictures.
Travel Partners: When you open a travel partner link, the partner and its affiliate network receive a random code and where the link was placed (for example, the customer center), never your name or email address. Section 4.12 explains.
Links and QR Codes in Our Handbooks: Geniuslink runs the short links and QR codes in our handbooks, so it sees your visit (your IP address and browser type) when you scan or tap one, before it sends you to our website.
Amazon: The Amazon links in our packing guides go straight to Amazon with our partner code, so Amazon knows you came from us and may pay us a commission. Amazon's own privacy policy applies there.
Travel Partner Links in Our Guides: Some links in our town guides, for a hotel or a tour, go straight to a travel partner with our partner code, so the partner knows you came from us and may pay us a commission. We do not send the partner your name or email address. The partner's own privacy policy applies there.
Email Sending: Cloudflare's email service sends our emails except the newsletter and the offers Lisa sends you, so it receives each of those emails: your email address and everything in the message, such as your name, your dates, the names of your friends, sign in codes and links. Our newsletter is sent through MailerLite, an email marketing service. So it can send you the newsletter, we give MailerLite your email address, your first name, your state, your region and the time zone we send it in, whether you bought our handbook or a friend shared it with you, the date of your first purchase, how many letters you have had and whether this is your first one, and an internal code that links you to our records. MailerLite receives each letter we send you and keeps these details in our MailerLite account (section 4.11 says what it records when you open a letter or click a link). If MailerLite cannot send a letter, we send that letter through Gmail (Google Workspace) instead, so Google receives it (your email address, your first name and the letter itself) and keeps a copy in our sending mailbox. Offers and other emails from Lisa (lisa@news.findmeatrip.com) that are not the newsletter are sent through Gmail (Google Workspace), so Google receives each of those emails (your email address, your first name and the email itself) and keeps a copy in our sending mailbox.
4.1 Cookies: Our website uses cookies to recognize your browser. Our attribution system keeps a cookie for 90 days with a code for the ad or link that brought you, such as the ad's ID or, for a newsletter link, a label that names the letter and the section you clicked. It never holds your name or email address. Some of our article pages also keep a cookie for 90 days that remembers which version of the page you saw, so you see the same one if you come back. It holds only the name of that version. You can block cookies in your browser settings, though some features may stop working.
4.1.1 Customer Center Storage on Your Device: When you open the customer center, your browser keeps your email address so the page can open again without typing it (for 30 days after your latest visit). When you enter a 6-digit code, or open the one tap link in one of our emails, your browser also keeps a signed sign in token for up to 29 days, so you do not need a new code for every step. The token contains your email address; it never contains a password or payment details. Your browser also keeps where you stopped reading, your next steps, when you last visited and a few purchase notes. These are kept in your browser's local and session storage, not in cookies. Sign out removes your email address and the sign in token; to remove the rest, clear this site's data in your browser. A sign in token or email address in a link we send you is taken out of the page address before any analytics or advertising tag loads.
4.1.2 The Trip Plan Questionnaire on Your Device: While you answer the trip plan questionnaire, your browser keeps your answers as you go, including the first name, last name and email address of each friend you add, so you can close the page and come back without losing your place. They stay in that browser until you send the questionnaire, which clears them. To remove them sooner, clear your browsing data for this site.
4.1.3 Sales, Article and Offer Page Storage on Your Device: Our sales page and our article pages keep a random visitor code and the ad tracking code in your browser's local storage, along with a note of the ad that brought you and when you last clicked. Our article pages also keep there which version of the page you saw. The offer pages you see right after checkout keep the ad tracking code in local storage as well, and keep an order code in your browser's session storage, so your purchase can be matched to the right offer.
4.1.4 Quiz Storage on Your Device: Our quizzes keep your answers, and which version of the quiz you were shown, in your browser's session storage, so a refresh or the Back button does not lose them. In your browser's local storage they keep the same things as our sales page: the random visitor code, the ad tracking code, a note of the ad that brought you and when you last clicked.
4.2 Google Analytics 4: We use GA4 to analyze website traffic and usage trends.
4.3 Microsoft Clarity: We use Clarity to see how visitors use the website, through heatmaps and session replays. The private parts of your customer center are masked, so a recording never shows your sign in details, your dates, your travel profile, your girls' names and email addresses, or a support message: they appear as blocked out shapes. Your answers on the trip plan questionnaire are masked the same way. In the customer center, we may link a Clarity session to a random customer number (never your email address), so we can see where the customer center is hard to use.
4.4 Meta: The Meta pixel and cookies, and the Conversions API (section 3), help us measure our ads and show them to the right people.
4.5 Google: Google Analytics cookies measure our pages, and purchase reports to Google Ads measure our Google ads (section 3).
4.6 Whop: Whop runs our checkout pages and may set its own cookies there to run the checkout and remember the card you used. Whop's tracking script also runs on our pages. Whop's own privacy policy covers its cookies.
4.7 Attribution: We use our own first party attribution system to see where our sales come from (section 1).
4.8 Service providers: The services in section 3 receive what is listed there, to do their job for us.
4.9 Order Links: After checkout, the link that opens your offer pages and your customer center carries a random order code. We keep that code with your purchase, the email Whop gives us and a scrambled (hashed) copy of your browser type, so after the first browser opens the link, it keeps working only in that browser.
4.10 Access and Download Records: To deliver your product, prevent fraud and answer payment disputes, we keep a record each time someone opens the customer center with an email address, signs in, opens or downloads a file from the customer center or from an emailed link, or makes certain account changes (saving a mobile number or text consent, stopping reminders, turning emails back on, opening a newsletter resource). Each record holds the email address typed or used (also when it does not belong to a customer), the date and time, the IP address and the country it points to, the browser type (also called the user agent), how the customer center was opened (for example, with a code, a one tap link or right after checkout, with that purchase's order code), whether a purchase was found, which products were shown, which files were opened or downloaded, and where each file came from (our own storage or Google Drive). We keep these records for up to 540 days (eighteen months) and then delete them. We also keep a record of each email we send you (which email and when), to answer support questions and payment disputes, for as long as we need it for those.
4.10a Offer Records: When you say yes to one of the one time welcome offers right after checkout (section 4.3 of our Terms and Conditions), we keep a record of it, whether the offer charged the card you already used or opened a checkout page. Each record holds the offer, the price shown on the page, the amount of the payment, the words on the button, the page and its version, the payment wording in force for that version, the mailing address you confirmed when the offer was printed books, the date and time, the IP address and the browser type. We keep it to answer payment disputes and to be able to show exactly what you agreed to. We keep these records for as long as we need them for accounting and payment disputes.
4.11 Newsletter: For each newsletter we send you, we record your email address, which letter it was and when it was sent, plus any bounce, spam report or unsubscribe that MailerLite, the service that sends it, reports back to us. MailerLite records, for each letter, whether it reached you, whether and how many times you opened it and which links you clicked, and keeps those records with your email address in our MailerLite account, where we see them in its reports. To count opens, each letter carries a tiny image from MailerLite, and to count clicks, each link first passes through MailerLite's own link address. When you click, MailerLite can see your internet address (IP address) and browser type, and it can use the internet address to estimate your time zone. Some services, like Apple Mail, and some email security filters load images as soon as a letter arrives, even before you read it, so an open does not always mean the letter was read. We use these numbers to see which letters reach inboxes and which parts are useful to you. MailerLite keeps them in our account until we delete your record there, and we delete it when you ask us to delete your data (section 7.1). Turning off images in your email program stops the open count, and the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every letter stops the letters. A letter sent through Gmail carries no tracking image, and its links pass only through our own link service. After MailerLite's link address, links in the newsletter pass through our own link service (letter.findmeatrip.com), which records the click with the letter, the section and your browser type, but not your name or email address, and sets the cookie in section 4.1. The link also tells Google Analytics which letter and section you came from. The page you arrive on then records the visit like any other (section 1, Ad Click and Website Data), with your IP address and country, and usually adds them to that same click record. If you are signed in to the customer center when you open something from the newsletter, we record that too (section 4.10).
4.12 Partner Links: Some links in the customer center go to travel partners. These links pass through our own link service first, which records the click and gives it a random code. Our record holds the date and time, the partner, where the link was, your browser type and, when you are signed in to the customer center, your email address. After 540 days (eighteen months) we remove your email address from the record and keep the rest of the click. The partner, or the affiliate network that runs its program, receives only that random code and where the link was placed, never your name or email address. When you arrive, the partner and its network may use cookies to record that you came from our link and whether you book or buy, so they can credit us. They may also collect information directly from you on their website, and their own privacy policy applies to it. If you book or buy through a partner link, we may earn a commission. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings at any time.
4.13 Customer Center Activity: When you are signed in to the customer center, we record what you do there and link it to your email address: the pages and sections you view and for how long, the handbook pages you read, the towns you save to your trip list, the buttons you tap, your answers to quick polls, the partner links you open and any errors the page runs into. We use this to improve the customer center and to remember where you stopped reading on any device. After 540 days (eighteen months) we remove your email address from the activity records. Your reading position, saved towns and poll answers stay with your account until you ask us to erase them. We never sell them. To have your records erased sooner, email info@findmeatrip.com from the email you used at checkout.
4.14 Purchase, Ad Click and Article Page Records: We keep the purchase details Whop sends us (including your billing address, card brand and last four digits, IP address and browser type), our ad click records (IP address, browser type, country, page and ad tracking codes) and our article page records (section 1) for as long as we need them for accounting, taxes, attribution and payment disputes.
Emails about your purchases: We email you receipts and access links, sign in codes, your trip plan emails (questionnaire, delivery and revisions), a note the day before the printed copy of your trip plan goes to the printer if you have not approved it yet, shipping updates for printed books, and confirmations of changes you make in the customer center.
Other emails and unsubscribing: We also email review requests, reminders to send your trip plan questionnaire, reminders before the dates you save, one reminder if you have not opened your customer center a few days after your purchase, the emails about your group described in section 8, VIP emails, a follow up after your trip, a summary of your account about a month after your purchase (and again if you have not visited in a while), one email if a payment for one of our offers does not go through, and offers for our products. Every one of these has an unsubscribe link: open it and tap the button to confirm. Unsubscribing stops all of them, including questionnaire reminders, date reminders and the newsletter. It does not stop the emails about your purchases listed above.
Newsletter: Our weekly newsletter goes to people who bought from us, to friends added to a trip once they open their customer center, and to people who sign up on our website and confirm by email. It starts 14 days after a first purchase and 7 days after a friend joins the list. We send at most one newsletter every 3 days, and we try not to send it on a day you already got another email from us that is not about a purchase. It comes from Lisa at Find Me a Trip (lisa@news.findmeatrip.com), and replies go to info@findmeatrip.com, where we read them. To send it, we keep your email address (and the one you paid with, if different), your first name, the state and country from your billing address (to show events near you and to send it in your morning), which email provider you use, when you bought or signed up, why you are on the list, the group and order in which you receive letters, a random code for your unsubscribe link, and whether you are subscribed. Every newsletter has a one click unsubscribe link at the bottom, and your email program's unsubscribe button works too. It takes effect right away and also stops the other emails listed above, but not emails about your purchases. Turning emails back on in the customer center does not restart the newsletter; email us if you want it back. If an email to you bounces permanently, we stop sending to that address. We keep these records, including the list of people who unsubscribed so we never email them again, until you ask us to delete them (section 7.1).
Text messages: We do not send text messages yet. If we start, we will text only people who ticked the text box themselves, and you will be able to reply STOP to any text.
We implement standard security measures to maintain the safety of your personal information. Private parts of the customer center (your trip plan, your dates, your travel profile, your list of friends and the tracking link for your printed books) open only with a 6-digit code we email you, a one tap link in one of our emails, or, for your trip plan, the link that opens right after your purchase.
If you have questions regarding this privacy policy, email info@findmeatrip.com from the email you used at checkout, or call us at (954) 372-5152.
Note: If we are unable to answer your call, please leave a voice message with your name, order number, purchase email address, and your question. We will call or email you back within 24 to 48 hours.
You can ask us what personal information we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Email info@findmeatrip.com from the email you used at checkout and we will answer within 30 days. We may keep what the law requires us to keep, such as records of your purchase, and a scrambled copy of your email address that we already sent to an advertising audience cannot always be pulled back, so we stop sending new ones and remove you from future uploads.
Children: Our products are made for adults planning their own travel. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child sent us information, email us and we will delete it.
Our mailing address: Two Digital Creatives, LLC, 500 NW 67th St, Boca Raton, FL 33487, United States.
If you organize a trip, you can enter your friends' names and email addresses in the customer center. This is called Add Your Girls. Here is what happens with those details: