Privacy

Private beta · Updated August 15, 2026

Bagworth helps you identify handbags, estimate resale value, and keep a personal collection. This notice explains what the beta uses and where it goes.

Information you provide

You may provide bag photos, listing links, condition and year details, purchase prices, collection notes, an email address for sign-in, and optional profile information.

How the beta uses it

• Bag photos may be sent to Google Gemini or Anthropic to suggest a brand and model. Suggestions are not authentication.
• Pasted listing links are fetched by Bagworth to extract product details and may contribute non-private listing evidence.
• Purchase prices remain personal collection data and are not treated as market-comparable evidence.
• Anonymous collections are stored in the browser. Signed-in collections are stored with Supabase so they can load across devices.

Sharing and retention

Bagworth uses service providers only to operate the beta, including Vercel, Supabase, and the configured image-identification provider. The beta does not sell personal information. Anonymous browser data remains until you remove it or clear the browser. Signed-in items remain until you delete them or request account removal.

Your choices

You can try Bagworth without signing in, remove bags from your collection, and avoid uploading photos or personal notes. During the private beta, send privacy or deletion requests through the person who invited you. A dedicated support address will be published before a broader public release.