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Privacy Policy

Recasa Home Redesign · Effective July 9, 2026 · Slateworks, LLC

Recasa lets you photograph a room and see it redesigned by AI. This policy explains exactly what data the app handles and what happens to it. We've tried to keep it short and honest.

What we collect

Room photos and reference images. The photos of rooms you choose to upload, and any inspiration/reference photos you share with the designer chat. That's the heart of the app, and the most important thing to be clear about (see below).

An anonymous device identifier. The app generates a random ID stored securely on your device. It is not your name, email, phone number, or Apple ID — Recasa currently has no accounts and collects no contact information.

Your designs and preferences. The AI redesigns generated for you, the styles you chose, your room names, your "make it real" checklists, your home setup answers (house or apartment, own or rent), and a short taste profile the designer learns from your conversations.

Designer chat messages. Your conversation with the AI designer is stored with your rooms so it can continue across sessions, and each message is sent to OpenAI to produce the designer's reply.

Voice notes (optional). If you dictate instructions instead of typing, the recording is sent to OpenAI's Whisper service to be turned into text. We don't keep the audio — only the resulting text, which appears in your instructions for you to edit or discard. Per OpenAI's API policy, audio sent through their API is not used to train their models by default.

Push notification token. If you allow notifications, we store the Apple push token needed to send them (e.g., "your design is ready"). Declining notifications changes nothing else.

Usage events. The app records basic product events (like which onboarding step was reached or that the paywall was shown) tied to the anonymous device ID, so we can see where the experience loses people. No third-party analytics SDKs are involved.

Purchase records. If you buy credits or subscribe, the purchase is processed entirely by Apple. We receive transaction events (what was bought, when) through RevenueCat, our billing provider, so we can grant your credits. We never see your payment details.

How your room photos are used

When you generate a design, your photo is sent to OpenAI to create the redesigned image. Per OpenAI's API policy, data sent through their API is not used to train their models by default. Photos are also screened by an automated moderation system before processing.

Your photos and generated designs are stored on our backend (hosted on Convex) so your rooms and designs sync and persist in the app.

We never sell your photos or data, never use your photos for advertising, and never share them with anyone except the service providers above, strictly to operate the app.

What we don't collect

No name, email, or phone number. No contacts, no location, no advertising identifiers, no third-party analytics or tracking SDKs.

Deleting your data

In the app: Settings → Delete Account. This permanently deletes your rooms, photos, generated designs, reference images, chat conversations, checklists, notification token, usage events, and credit history from our servers — including the stored image files themselves — and resets the app. You can also email us at joey@slateworks.io and we'll handle it within 30 days.

One exception we can't delete for you: records of purchases you made are retained by Apple and our billing provider RevenueCat under their own policies (they process payments and are required to keep transaction records). These contain no photos, designs, or conversations.

Important notes

Don't include people in photos. Recasa is for rooms. Photos containing people may be rejected by moderation, and you should not upload photos of identifiable people.

Children. Recasa is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.

Service providers. We use OpenAI (image generation, designer-chat replies, and voice transcription), Convex (data storage and backend), Apple App Store (payments), and RevenueCat (purchase management). Each receives only what's needed for its function.

Changes

If this policy changes meaningfully, we'll update this page and the effective date above.

Contact

Slateworks, LLC · St. Petersburg, FL · joey@slateworks.io