Privacy · updated September 21, 2026
Privacy
The short version: this website sets no cookies for visitors and runs no trackers. If you sign up for early access, we keep your email and answers to contact you about LarderIT and to plan it. We don't sell or share them.
What we collect
- Early-access form. Your email address, the optional answers you pick, anything you type in the text box, which page you signed up from, and when.
- Your account, if you make one. Clerk, our sign-in provider, keeps your email address and how you sign in, and sets cookies so you stay signed in. Only the pages for signing in and your account use those cookies; the rest of the site sets none.
- Email you send us. Messages to a larderit.com address, with your address and anything attached, so we can read and answer them.
- Server logs. Our host, Vercel, records requests to the site, including IP addresses, to run it and keep it secure. We don't use these logs to identify visitors.
We don't use cookies, analytics, advertising pixels, or embedded third-party content.
Why we use it
- To email you about early access and the launch of LarderIT, starting with one email right after you sign up to confirm it.
- To decide how LarderIT is run and priced, using the answers from everyone together.
Who can see it
Only the LarderIT team. When you sign up, the team gets an email with your address and answers. The data is stored with service providers that work for us, all in the United States: Vercel (website), Neon (database), Resend (email to and from larderit.com addresses), Clerk (accounts and sign-in) and Google (the team's inbox). We don't sell your data or share it with anyone else, unless the law requires it.
How long we keep it
Until you ask us to delete it, or until early access ends and we no longer need the list, whichever comes first.
Your choices
To see, change or delete what we hold about you, email hello@larderit.com from the address you signed up with. We'll reply within 30 days. Signing up again with the same email also changes your answers.
Every email we send has an unsubscribe link. After you unsubscribe we keep your address only to remember not to email it, unless you also ask us to delete it.
The LarderIT app
The app isn't released yet. As designed, your household's list is stored on your own PC, not on our servers. When you scan a barcode LarderIT doesn't know, the barcode number is looked up in Open Food Facts and UPCitemdb. The app will come with its own privacy notice before anyone can install it.
Barcodes and till receipts are read on the phone itself, by Google's scanner, which is built into Android. What it reads stays on the phone; the photo of a receipt is not kept, and its lines go only to your own server to be matched against your list. The scanner does tell Google how fast and how often it ran — not what it read, and not anything about your household. We'd rather say so than let "it all stays at home" stand with a piece missing.
The assistant on the PC's pages runs on your PC too, through Ollama, with an open model you choose. The server refuses Ollama's cloud models, so nothing you ask it and nothing it reads about your house leaves the PC. The conversation stays in that browser tab; the server keeps no transcript.
You can also connect an AI agent of your own, such as Claude Code, over MCP. Only programs on the same PC can reach it. An agent like that is not ours: it sends what it reads to the company that runs its model, under that company's terms. Connecting one is your choice, and nothing is connected until you do.
If we offer a hosted version, where we run the server for you, it will be a separate choice you make. A home installation never moves to our servers on its own.
Children
This website isn't meant for children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect their information.
Changes
If this page changes, the date at the top changes too. We'll email early-access members about big changes.