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Privacy.

Version 2026-11-02-draft · last updated November 2, 2026. What we hold about you, why, and how to have it removed.

What we hold

Your email address, so you can sign in. The business you chose and its location. The menu you post or link, and what we read from it. Your settings, such as your brief time and cup sizes. Your reports and confirmations about prices. Basic usage, such as when you last opened the app.

What we do not hold

No password (you sign in by email link). No card details: when Pro billing opens, your card goes to Stripe, our payment processor, and never to us. Nothing from your register or point of sale. No reviews, no social accounts.

Market data

Prices of other places come from pages those places publish online. We keep the page we read, its date and its source, so every number can be traced. Your own account data is separate from this shared market data and is never shown to another account.

Who else sees it

Service providers that run the product for us: hosting (Vercel, Google Cloud), database and sign-in (Supabase), and the AI service that reads menu pages (Anthropic). Page text is sent for reading, not your account details. We do not sell data.

Your choices

Write to hello@gocue.ai to see, correct or delete what we hold about you; we answer within 30 days. Deleting your account removes your email, your posted menus and your settings.

Your agreement

When you create an account you confirm that you own or manage the business and agree to these terms; we keep that confirmation with its date and the versions you agreed to. When ownership checks are on, we verify you through the business's own phone, email domain or menu link, or by a manual review.

Google and other listing data

Some listings come from Google Places: we keep the place identifier long-term, show Google's attribution where its data appears, and never draw Google's coordinates on a map that is not Google's. Other listings come from OpenStreetMap, city permits and the businesses' own sites, and say so.

Deleting your account

Settings → Your account → Delete removes your sign-in, locations, briefs, answers and emails at once. Public menu prices stay, since they are not tied to you; a line in our records notes that an account was deleted, with counts only.

Cookies

One sign-in cookie, and a remembered layout choice in your browser. No advertising trackers.