Privacy & early-access terms

What we collect, and what we don't

Fire-alarm drawings are competitive, and sometimes belong to secure facilities. So "where does my data go?" is a fair first question. Here's the honest answer — written to match how Perfect Takeoff actually works today, plus the plain-English terms of the early-access preview.

Last updated July 2026 · Applies to the Perfect Takeoff marketing site and early-access preview

01The short version

Two different things are worth keeping separate, because they live in different places:

We don't sell your information. We don't warehouse contractor drawings. And because the product is early access, we tell you plainly what's still being built rather than implying more than exists. If you'd rather read the deeper, architecture-level version of the data story, that's the data handling & security page.

In one line

The site collects the email you give us so we can contact you about early access. Your actual plans and takeoffs stay on your computer. Nothing is sold, and nothing is warehoused.

02What the website collects

When you fill in the early-access / request-a-demo form, we collect what you put in it:

WhatWhy we collect it
Your email addressSo we can reply about early access, send you an invite, and answer questions. This is the one thing the form actually needs.
Anything else you add (name, company, a note)Optional context that helps us understand who's asking and tailor the reply. Only what you choose to type.
Basic technical logsLike any website, the host may record standard request data (approximate region, browser type, timestamps) to keep the site running and secure. We don't use it to build a profile of you.

We do not ask for and do not want payment details on this site during early access, and we don't collect your plan files through the website. The form is the whole data-collection surface here.

A note on honesty

During the preview, the form may be wired to a standard form service (see §03) so your message reaches us. If that's live when you submit, your email passes through that service under its terms. If the form isn't wired to a backend yet, submitting it won't send anything — we'd rather say that than pretend a message went through.

03Who we share it with

We don't sell your data or hand it to advertisers. A small number of service providers help run the site and the product, and only touch what they need to do their job:

We may also disclose information if the law requires it, or to protect the safety and integrity of the service — the standard, narrow exceptions any operator has.

04Your plans stay on your machine

This is the part contractors care about most, so here's the specific, honest version — and it's true because of how the app is built, not because of a promise:

Why this matters

Because the app is local-first, there is no central vault of contractor drawings to breach in the first place. Your pricing, labor rates, and win values never leave your device at all. For a solo estimator or a small shop bidding sensitive work, that's a stronger posture than most cloud takeoff tools.

The full architecture-level explanation — including what happens for teams with stricter requirements and the one honest caveat about the evolving subscription backbone — is on the data handling & security page. If any future change ever moves plan processing onto a server, this page and that one both get updated before it ships.

05Your choices & deletion

You're in control of the little we hold:

Depending on where you live (for example under GDPR or CCPA/CPRA), you may have additional rights to access, correct, delete, or restrict the use of your personal information. We'll honor those requests for the email and contact details you've given us; reach us at the address in §08.

06Cookies & analytics

We aim to keep this site light and respectful. We don't run advertising trackers, and we don't sell behavioral data. If we add analytics during the preview, the plan is a privacy-friendly, cookieless option (the kind that measures page views without profiling individuals or needing a cookie banner). The app itself stores data locally on your device (localStorage / IndexedDB) so your saved work persists between sessions — that storage stays on your machine and isn't a tracking cookie. This section is being finalised.

07Early-access terms

Perfect Takeoff is in early access — a preview, offered so working estimators can try it and shape it. A few plain expectations so we're on the same page:

The spirit of it

Early access is a two-way deal: you get the tool early and cheap, we get real estimators pressure-testing it. The terms above just make that honest and mutual — nothing here is a trap.

08Changes & contact

If we make a meaningful change to how we handle your data, we'll update this page and move the "last updated" date at the top. For anything material during early access, we'll aim to tell the people on our list directly.

Questions about your data, a deletion request, or anything in these terms? Email us at hello@perfecttakeoff.com. A straight answer about how your information is handled is part of the product.

Ready when you are

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A plan set in, a marked-up plan, a full BOM, and a client-ready quote out — with you reviewing every device before it reaches a customer, and your drawings never leaving your machine.

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