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Privacy Policy

Effective date: July 21, 2026

ReviewSnap ("ReviewSnap," "we," "us") is a private-beta tool that lets a business owner search for their Google Business Profile, select one of its existing Google reviews, and generate a styled image of that review for sharing on social media. This policy explains what data ReviewSnap touches, why, and where it's stored.

This policy describes the product as it actually functions today. If ReviewSnap's features change, this policy will be updated to match.

1. Information We Collect

a) Business and review data (via Google)

When you search for a business, ReviewSnap sends your search query to Google's Places API to populate suggestions, and — once you select a business — requests that business's name, overall rating, and up to a small number of its public 5-star reviews (including reviewer names as displayed publicly by Google).

b) A device identifier cookie (rs_uid)

ReviewSnap has no account or login system. To prevent abuse of the free tier (see Section 4), we set a cookie named rs_uid the first time you use the download or copy feature:

c) IP address

When you download or copy an exported image, our server reads your IP address for the sole purpose of computing a rate-limit check (Section 4). We do not log your raw IP address, use it for location lookups, or use it for any purpose beyond that check.

d) Usage records we actually store

We store a small record each time you download or copy an image, in a table used only for rate-limiting:

These hashes are one-directional — we do not store your actual cookie value or your actual IP address, only a scrambled version that lets us count events without retaining your literal identifiers. This table never contains business names, review content, or the exported image itself.

Retention: at this time, these hashed usage records are retained indefinitely — we do not currently run an automatic process to delete old records. Records older than our 30-day rate-limit window simply stop counting toward your usage cap; they are not yet automatically purged. We may implement automatic deletion in the future, and this policy will be updated if so.

e) The exported image

The image you generate is created on our server at the moment you request it and streamed directly to your browser. We do not keep a copy of it after your request completes. "Download" saves it to your device; "Copy Image" copies it to your device's clipboard. ReviewSnap retains no copy of any image you generate.

2. What We Don't Collect

3. Third Parties (Subprocessors)

We do not sell your information, and we do not share it with any party for advertising purposes.

4. Why We Use This Data: Abuse Prevention

ReviewSnap's free tier limits how many images you can download and copy in a rolling 30-day period. The cookie, hashed IP, and usage-record table described above exist solely to enforce this limit fairly — including for users who might otherwise try to reset their usage by clearing cookies alone.

5. Cookies

The only cookie ReviewSnap sets is rs_uid, described in Section 1(b). We consider this a strictly necessary/functional cookie, as it exists only to enforce a core feature of the product (fair usage limits) rather than to track, profile, or advertise to you. Depending on where you're located, local law may require additional disclosures or consent mechanisms for this cookie — we encourage you to review your rights under your local privacy law.

6. Your Choices

7. Children's Privacy

ReviewSnap is intended for use by business owners and their representatives and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from children.

8. Changes to This Policy

We may update this policy as ReviewSnap's features change. We'll update the effective date above when we do.

9. Contact

Questions about this policy: official.mxtp@gmail.com. See our Terms of Use for how the product may be used.