Privacy Policy — RelicWorth: Antique Identifier
Last updated: 2 August 2026
What happens on your device
Isolating the object from its background and reading a maker's mark are done on your iPhone with Apple Vision. The maker's-mark and hallmark reference, and the mark scanner that uses it, work with no network connection at all.
What a full scan sends
A full scan sends your photographs to the RelicWorth service so the piece can be identified and comparable sales retrieved. Treat a scan as an upload: do not photograph documents, faces or anything else you would not want processed off-device.
Your collection
Saved items, their photographs and their value history are stored on your iPhone. CSV and PDF inventory export runs locally and produces a file you choose where to send.
Purchases
Apple processes any subscription through StoreKit and shares only the purchase state needed to unlock it. Purchase receipts are verified so your entitlement is recognised. We never receive your card details.
What we do not collect
RelicWorth does not use advertising SDKs, third-party analytics SDKs, contact upload, microphone access, background location or cross-app tracking.
Delete data
Delete items from your collection in the app, or delete the app from your iPhone to remove the local collection and its photographs. Email support@keenshift.ai for help.
Estimates are not appraisals
Value ranges are market estimates built from the comparable sales shown, not formal appraisals. Where the comparables are too thin, RelicWorth reports insufficient data rather than producing a number.
Contact
Questions: support@keenshift.ai.