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Privacy

Last updated November 13, 2026. This is the short version of how WalkPriced treats your information.

Accounts are optional

You can use WalkPriced without signing up. We do not ask for your name.

If you sign in, you give us your email and we send you a sign-in link. We keep your email, and the estimates and settings you save to your account, in Cloudflare's database so they're on all your devices. If you pay, Stripe handles the payment: we never see your card, only that you paid and for what. To stop people sending floods of sign-in emails, we keep a scrambled (hashed) form of the IP address that asked for each link, and delete it within a day.

Your estimates stay in your browser

The houses, rooms and prices you enter are saved on your own phone or computer, in your browser's local storage. We do not receive them unless you sign in and save them to your account. If you clear your browser data, the copies on that device are gone.

The same goes for everything else you type in: your saved estimates, your own labor rates and price book, your business details if you use contractor mode, and the purchases you log or import from a statement or spreadsheet. A statement or spreadsheet you import is read on your device. The file itself is never uploaded, only the purchases you keep, and only if you save that house to your account.

Floor plan pictures and receipt photos you add stay on the device too, even with an account. They are shrunk and kept in your browser's storage on this device. They are never uploaded to us or to anyone else, and they are left out of share links. Starting a new estimate removes the old floor plan pictures the next time the page opens. A receipt photo is removed after you delete its purchase, the next time the page opens, so Undo can bring the purchase back with its photo.

The state you pick

WalkPriced asks which state the house is in. The answer is a choice from a list. We do not look up your location. The state is saved with that estimate on your device, and the last one you picked is remembered on the device for the next estimate. It goes in a share link along with the rest of the estimate. If you sign in and save the estimate to your account, the state is saved with it. The last state you picked is also part of the settings saved to your account.

Receipt photos

A receipt photo you add to a purchase is shrunk and kept in your browser's storage on this device. It is never uploaded to us or to anyone else, and it is not part of a share link or an account save. Deleting the purchase removes the photo the next time the page opens.

Signing a proposal

When a contractor sends you a proposal or change order to sign, the document is kept in Cloudflare's database so you both see the same thing. When you sign, we keep the name you type, the signature you draw, the time, the kind of browser you used and a scrambled (hashed) form of your IP address, as a record that you signed it. Anyone with the link can open the document, so only share it with people you trust.

Share links

A share link carries the estimate inside the link itself, after the "#". That part of a link is never sent to our server, so we don't see or store what you share. Anyone you send the link to can see the estimate, and anyone they pass it on to. What you've spent is left out of share links.

Anonymous counts

To learn which parts of the tool get used, the app sends small counts. They have no name, no email, no IP address and no ID. These are the only things sent:

• Which event happened: started an estimate, finished one, printed something, made a share link, printed a contractor proposal, saw the "Save this house" button, or tapped it. Not what was in them.
• For a finished estimate: the types of rooms (for example kitchen) and the material levels (for example Standard). Not the prices, not the addresses, not the names.
• For the save button: the test price shown ($19 or $29).

Counts are not sent when you run the app on your own computer for testing.

Error reports

If the app hits an error, it can send us a short report so we can fix it. The report has a short error message with anything that looks like a name, email or number removed, the name of the page you were on, the browser family (for example Chrome or Safari), and the name of the code file and line number where the error happened. It has no name, no email, no IP address, no ID and nothing from your estimate. Reports are not sent when you run the app on your own computer for testing.

Feedback email link

The feedback link in the app opens your own email app with a message to [email protected]. The subject line is "WalkPriced feedback". The message starts with six lines filled in for you: the page name, the estimate type (for example buying a house or your own house), the state you picked, whether you are using the app as a homeowner or a contractor, and the version of the cost data. Nothing else is filled in. Nothing is sent until you press send in your email app, and you can change or delete the text first.

Your email, only if you give it

If you tap "Save this house" and type your email, we store the email, the test price you were shown and the time. It is kept in Cloudflare's storage. We use it only to tell you when saving is ready. We do not send marketing.

Asking us to delete your email

Write to [email protected] from the address you gave us and say "delete my email". We will remove it.

What we do not do

• We do not sell or rent your data.
• We do not run ads and we do not use ad trackers.
• We do not use cookies to follow you around the web.

Hosting

The site is served by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare handles the requests that load the pages.

Questions: [email protected].