Stuffolio
Last updated: January 2026
The short version: Your stuff is your business. Stuffolio stores your data on your device by default. We don't see it, sell it, or share it.
Privacy-first means: We built Stuffolio so you don't have to trust us with your data. It stays on your device unless you choose otherwise.
By default, everything:
This data never leaves your iPhone, iPad, or Mac unless you turn on optional features.
These are all opt-in. You choose if and when to use them.
If you turn this on, your data syncs across your Apple devices using your personal iCloud account. Apple handles the encryption. We never see this data — it goes directly between your devices and Apple's servers.
When you use Stuff Scout to identify items or find product information:
When you scan a barcode and request product info, only the barcode number is sent. No personal information.
Checking for product recalls sends only the manufacturer and model. No serial numbers or personal data.
You can choose to receive occasional updates about new features, tips, and improvements. This is completely optional.
Your contact information is stored securely on Cloudflare. Emails are delivered via Resend; text messages via Twilio. You can unsubscribe anytime in Settings → Updates or via the link in any message.
If the app crashes, we collect anonymous technical information to fix bugs:
We don't collect your name, email, inventory data, or photos in crash reports.
If you enable analytics in Settings → Privacy, we collect anonymous aggregate data to improve Stuffolio:
We don't see your product names, photos, or personal information through analytics. This feature is off by default and can be disabled at any time in Settings.
You can:
When you use optional features, these services may process data according to their own privacy policies:
Stuffolio isn't designed for children under 13. We don't knowingly collect information from children.
You have the right to know what data we collect, request deletion, and opt out of data sales. Since we don't sell data and store almost nothing about you, there's not much to request — but you're welcome to ask.