Privacy policy

SUMMIT HUD is a Garmin Connect IQ data field from Falkster.com (San Francisco, California, USA). The data field collects nothing about you and sends nothing anywhere. This website uses Google Analytics, only if you accept (details below).

What SUMMIT HUD reads

While an activity is running it reads what Garmin gives every data field: time, distance, speed, ascent, descent, altitude and location. It uses your location to work out sunset and civil dusk at your start and the straight line back to it. It reads its own settings and the battery level.

What it stores, and where

On your watch only: a small record of the current day (start time and place, the turn, the summit, the runs), so a crash or “resume later” doesn’t reset it. It is used only within the same activity and is deleted when you save or discard the activity.

Your activity file

SUMMIT HUD writes your turnaround margin and daylight margin into your activity file (as Connect IQ fields). That file is yours and syncs to Garmin Connect under Garmin’s privacy policy.

What it never does

SUMMIT HUD has no internet permission, no account and no server. It cannot send, sell or share anything, and we have no copy of your data.

Garmin

Garmin’s Connect IQ Store, Garmin Connect and your watch are covered by Garmin’s own privacy policy.

This website

summit.falkster.com uses Google Analytics, through falkster.com’s Google Tag Manager, to count visits and see which pages help. It runs under Google Consent Mode. Until you accept, no analytics cookies are set and Google receives only cookieless signals (such as the page, the time, the browser type and a rough location from your IP address), which it uses for aggregate counts. If you accept, Google Analytics sets cookies on falkster.com to recognise repeat visits. There are no ads, nothing is sold, and nothing tracks you across other sites.

Your choice is stored in a cookie for six months and covers every falkster app site. Change it at any time with Cookie settings at the bottom of every page (without JavaScript, nothing is loaded at all). Google describes its processing in How Google uses information from sites that use its services. The site’s host, Railway, logs each request (time, address requested, result) to run the service.

Contact

Falkster.com, San Francisco, California, USA, falk@falkster.com.

Last updated 9 November 2026.