Plain language, because that’s the whole point. This mirrors the Privacy & Data screen inside the app.
If you give us your mobile number, we may send you SMS messages about your account — sign‑in codes, approval notices, and service updates you asked for. We only message you after you opt in.
Questions about text messages? Email hello@worthitt.com.
The place catalog is built from open community data — Foursquare Open Source Places and OpenStreetMap — not scraped reviews.
Only the services that make the app work: our sign‑in provider, Apple and Google for delivering notifications, our storage for photos, our email provider, and Anthropic for the AI features (place and planning data, never your profile). None of them are advertisers, and we don’t share your data with anyone else.
You can delete your account from inside the app — Settings → Account. It takes effect immediately: you’re signed out, you can’t sign back in, and your name comes off everything public — your verdicts, reviews and photo credits read “Member #N” from that moment on.
We keep a staff-only record of the account afterwards — the account details and what the account did. We keep it so we can investigate abuse and safety reports after the fact, so a block or a ban can’t be reset by deleting and signing up again, and so the crowd scores stay honest. It is never shown publicly, never shown to other members, never used for advertising and never sold. It is kept indefinitely and deletion can’t be undone. The full details are here, including what is deleted outright and what happens if you deleted your account before September 2026.
Want a copy of your data instead? Export it in the app — Settings → Account → Export my data — or email hello@worthitt.com and we’ll take care of it. If your local law gives you a right to full erasure, email us and we’ll deal with it individually.
Draft — beta program; formal legal docs before public launch.
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