Privacy Policy
Last updated: 12 September 2026
RegoSnap is made by Rajan Gurung, a sole trader in Australia. This policy explains what the app handles, in plain words.
The short version
- There is no account and no sign-in. We don't ask for your name, email or phone number.
- Your screenshots and PPSR certificates are used to produce your result, then discarded. We don't keep copies.
- We don't sell data, run ads, or use analytics or tracking of any kind.
What the app sends to us
| Screenshots you choose | Sent to our server and passed to our AI provider to read the listing. Not stored by us afterwards. |
|---|---|
| PPSR certificate you add | Same: read to produce your result, not stored by us afterwards. |
| A random app ID | Created on your phone by RevenueCat, our purchase service. It isn't linked to you personally. |
| A one-way hash of your internet address | Scrambled so it can't be read back, and used only to stop one person taking unlimited free checks. |
| Check records | Which checks were free or paid, how many reads each used, and when. No car details are stored. |
Who else is involved
- Anthropic — the AI that reads your screenshots and certificate. Sent for processing, and not used to train their models.
- Supabase — hosts our server and the small database described above.
- RevenueCat — records which purchases belong to your app ID.
- Apple — takes the payment. We never see your card details or your Apple ID.
Processing happens on servers outside Australia, including in the United States and Asia. Anyone we use is bound to handle the data only for the service they provide to us.
How long things are kept
Screenshots and certificates are not stored on our servers once your result is produced. Our AI provider may hold them briefly for abuse monitoring before deleting them. Check records (the table above) are kept while the app runs, so your purchases keep working.
Children
RegoSnap isn't aimed at children and doesn't knowingly collect anything about them.
Your choices
Because there's no account, the only thing tied to your phone is the random app ID. You can email us that ID (it's on the payment screen, hold to copy) and ask us to delete the records linked to it. Uninstalling the app also ends any further collection.
Contact
Questions or requests: [email protected]. If you're not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.