Privacy Policy

Photos you choose to submit — used only to analyze your collection.

Collection details produced by that analysis: what we identified, our recommendations, and your Action Plan.

Basic context you select in the flow (like "cleaning out the attic") and simple usage events (like which step you reached).

An anonymous session identifier stored in your browser — a random code, not your name, email, or account. We have no account system in the current version.

When you tap analyze, your photos are sent over an encrypted connection (HTTPS) to an external artificial-intelligence service that identifies what is in them.

We do not permanently store your photos in the current version. They are processed to build your results and are not saved to our database or any storage bucket.

While you use the app, downscaled copies of your photos live in your own browser’s session storage on your device; closing the tab or clearing browser data removes them.

Collection metadata and analysis results are stored in our database, hosted by Supabase: the category and situation you selected, item names we identified, pricing signals, your Action Plan, photo quality notes (never the photos themselves), and usage events — all linked to your anonymous session identifier.

We do not sell your personal data. Not to anyone, not in any version.

We do not use your photos for anything other than analyzing your collection.

Collection records, analyses, items, plans, and usage events are kept for 90 days from creation, then deleted. That window lets you come back and finish selling; after it, your records are gone.

You can request deletion at any time — contact us (below) and we will remove every record linked to your session identifier.

Data travels over encrypted connections (HTTPS). Database access requires server-side credentials that never reach your browser, and database rules block direct public access. We keep the data we hold small by design: no photos, no names, no accounts.

We do not claim any compliance certification in the current version.

OpenAI processes your photos to identify items (analysis only).

Supabase hosts our database of collection metadata and results.

PriceCharting supplies market pricing data to our servers; it receives item titles we identified, never your photos or session identifier.

Vercel hosts and serves the application.

Stripe processes payments if you choose to purchase; it receives the payment details you enter and a reference to your session, never your photos.

Pricing guidance in this app is informational — honest ranges and recommendations based on market data, not a formal appraisal or a guarantee of value. For unusually valuable items, get a professional opinion before selling.