Privacy notice

When you build a profile we store what you type: your name, phone number, email address, license number and state, brokerage and office, team name, business address, photo, video pitch, biography, specialties, service areas, and the production figures you choose to enter. We also store the approximate coordinates of the address you give, because that is what places your pin on the map.

We store your shortlist and your notes on it, and the referrals you send and receive along with the messages on them. Your shortlist is private to you. Nobody is ever told which pile you put them in, including the agent in it.

Some smaller things stay in your browser and are never sent: which filters you last used, which tab you had open, and your answer to the session-recording question below.

Your profile is visible on the map only once you publish it, only while you have it set to accept referrals, and only while your account is active. Turning off referrals or letting a plan lapse takes you off the map entirely.

Your phone number, email address, license number and business address are shown only to agents with a paid or granted account. They are not visible to visitors who have not signed in, and they are not in the page for anyone else to find. Everything else on a published profile — your first name, last initial, city, photo, pitch, bio, specialties and the figures you entered — is visible to anyone browsing the map.

When another agent sends you a referral, we email it to you, and that email includes their name and the note they wrote.

Supabase stores the database and handles signing in. Resend delivers our email. Vercel hosts the site. Microsoft Clarity records sessions, and only if you agree — see below. Each of them processes this on our behalf under their own terms. Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising.

You sign in with your email address, and we store that address so you can sign in again. Every agent on the map is a real licensed agent who built their own profile. Everything on it is self-reported by that agent — we do not check license numbers against any state board, and we do not verify production figures, ratings or reviews.

To delete your account and everything in it, open Settings and choose Delete account. Your profile, your headshot and pitch recording, your shortlist and your referral records are removed at once; nothing waits on us.

Session recording is currently switched off entirely. Nothing is being recorded.

You are asked once, and nothing is recorded unless you say yes. The recording tool is not loaded at all before you answer, so declining means no request to it is ever made. The app works identically either way, and your answer is remembered on your device.

Your name, phone number, email address, license number, brokerage, office and team name are hidden from any recording — the recording shows a blank block where you typed. Your profile photo is not hidden, because it is intended to be publicly visible on your profile.

Microsoft processes those recordings on our behalf. Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising.

The map is drawn using background imagery from CARTO and OpenFreeMap, built on OpenStreetMap data. Loading a map means your browser requests image tiles from those services, and any web request reveals your IP address and browser to the service being asked. That is how maps work rather than a choice this app makes, and no information about you is sent along with the request.

The guide pages embed their video from YouTube. The player is loaded from YouTube’s no-cookie address, which means YouTube does not set a cookie until you press play; once you do, YouTube’s own privacy terms apply to the playback.

The site runs on Vercel, which keeps ordinary server logs — IP address, the page requested, timestamp, browser — for a short period, as any web host does. This is what makes serving a page possible and is not used to build a profile of you.

There is no advertising on this site and no advertising or social tracking scripts in it. Nothing here is sold or shared with anyone for marketing, and there is no third party paying for access to it. Payments are not built yet; the pricing screens take no card details and cannot charge you.

This app sets no advertising cookies and carries no advertising or social tracking scripts. It sets three cookies of its own. One keeps you signed in. One is set only if you arrive through an affiliate’s invitation link, it records which affiliate sent you so they can be credited, and it lasts 90 days. The third is a random tag with no name attached to it, so that one person opening the same profile twice counts as one in that agent’s view count; it lasts a year and identifies nobody. None is shared with anyone, and none follows you to other websites.

It also uses your browser’s local storage for the small things described above. Those are readable only by this site and only on your own device.

To withdraw your recording consent, clear this site’s data in your browser — you will be asked again on your next visit. To ask anything about this notice, to ask what a recording of your session contains, or to ask for one to be deleted, email matt@imagine-sd.com.

Depending on where you live, you may have rights over personal information about you — to know what is held, to have it deleted, and not to have it sold. Nothing here is sold. Your account and everything in it you can delete yourself, in Settings. For the rest, the email above is the way to ask.

Vouch was created by a California licensed real estate broker. The problem it solves is one he has himself, which is why it exists — and it is worth saying plainly, because this network charges agents to be findable and decides who appears in a search.

He does not participate in inbound referrals through Vouch and does not appear in its search results — in the interest of avoiding any perception of a conflict of interest.

No lawyer has reviewed this page. It is an honest description of what the software does today, written by reading the software, and it is subject to change as the software does. It will be reviewed properly before Vouch is opened beyond invited agents.