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Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 17, 2026

This policy explains, in plain English, what information Builtiflow collects through this site and the free scan tool, why it's collected, and what choices you have about it.

Information we collect

When you use Builtiflow, we may collect:

  • Your email address
  • The app URL you submit for a scan or audit
  • An optional repository URL, if you choose to provide one
  • An optional Loom (or similar) video URL, if you choose to provide one
  • Responses you provide in intake forms or questionnaires
  • Basic analytics information, such as pages visited and general usage patterns

Why we collect it

We use this information to:

  • Run the free scan or deliver the results you requested
  • Deliver paid Launch Visibility Sprints and related services
  • Improve the accuracy and usefulness of the service
  • Send optional launch-related email updates, only if you opt in to receive them

Service providers

Depending on how you interact with Builtiflow, information may be processed by service providers that help us operate the site and deliver the service — for example, hosting, form, scheduling, payment, or analytics providers such as Vercel, Notion, Tally, Kit, Stripe, or similar tools. Not every provider listed here is necessarily active for every visitor or engagement, and this list may change as the service evolves.

Data retention

We retain information only for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill the purpose it was collected for, or as needed to meet legal, tax, or accounting obligations.

Your choices

You can request to:

  • Access the information we hold about you
  • Correct inaccurate information
  • Request deletion of your information
  • Opt out of marketing or launch-update emails at any time

To make any of these requests, contact us at privacy@builtiflow.com.

This page is provided as general information about how Builtiflow handles data and is not legal advice. It does not make any representation about compliance with GDPR, CCPA, or any other specific law or certification. If you need a legally reviewed privacy policy, consult a qualified attorney.