Updated November 9, 2026. Starlink Finder is an independent extension operated by Stefano Delmanto.
The extension reads flight information displayed on Google Flights to identify United flight numbers and airport pairs. It sends only those flight numbers and airport codes to the Starlink Finder service hosted on Amazon Web Services. It does not send your travel dates, passenger names, Google account, payment details, full page contents or booking information.
Search requests only read shared historical summaries. They do not trigger requests to the flight-data provider. The service does not store search bodies or maintain user profiles, and has no advertising or analytics trackers. Network providers receive IP addresses as part of delivering requests. API request access logging is disabled; limited operational logs are retained for seven days.
The extension stores up to 500 recent summary results in Chrome local storage. Removing the extension removes that local data. No account is required. Flight identifiers are used only to provide the displayed history and filtering features; they are not sold, used for advertising, or used to determine creditworthiness. Requests use HTTPS.
Background collection uses Flightradar24 history and United Starlink Tracker equipment evidence. Raw history is private and automatically expires from storage after ten days, with no archival backups. Public responses contain aggregate counts rather than raw tail assignments. Summary snapshots expire after three days.
Support messages are forwarded to the operator through SimpleLogin (Proton). If you contact support, your email address and message are used to answer your request. For support or privacy requests, use starlinkfinder.caliber655@slmail.me. Back to Starlink Finder.