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Privacy policy

NestEgg is private by design: the app is self-hosted, wealth data never leaves the house, and nothing is shared or sold. This page describes what is stored and what is not.

What data is stored?

  • Account details: name, email address and birth date (the birth date drives the pension ages).
  • The financial data you enter or import yourself: accounts, portfolios, pensions and drawdown scenarios.

The PensionsInfo report

The report (PDF) is only read to create the pensions — the file itself is not stored. What remains is the pension data you can see and edit in the app.

Where does the data live?

NestEgg runs self-hosted. Wealth data is not sent to third parties; only market data — prices, fundamentals, exchange rates — comes in from outside.

Cookies and localStorage

The public pages set no cookies. After sign-in the app uses the browser’s localStorage for the essentials: your session token, your language choice and your theme choice. Google Analytics loads only once you are signed in — the anonymous pages are analytics-free.

Your rights

You can view and correct your data directly in the app. You can request access to or deletion of your data through the in-app feedback function — deleting the account removes the household’s data.

Last updated: 24 August 2026.