Trust & Security

This page is maintained by Anastasiia Troshechkina to answer common security and privacy questions about Helpty. It describes controls that are currently enabled in the product. It is not an independent certification or audit.

Authentication & access

Helpty accounts are protected by email/password and Google sign-in. Each account's CRM data (clients, deals, listings, tasks, documents, commissions) is scoped to the owner and any team members they explicitly invite. Database row-level security policies enforce that scoping on every read and write — not just in the browser.

Subscription enforcement

Write access to CRM data requires an active or in-trial subscription. The check runs in the database, so it cannot be bypassed by editing the client.

Hosting & encryption in transit

Helpty runs on managed cloud infrastructure. All traffic between your browser and Helptyis served over HTTPS/TLS. Document and listing-photo uploads are stored in private buckets and are accessed through short-lived signed URLs that expire automatically.

Subprocessors

Helpty relies on a small set of vendors to operate the service:

  • Lovable Cloud (Supabase) — application database, authentication, file storage.
  • Paddle — Merchant of Record for subscriptions, billing, taxes, and refunds.
  • Email delivery provider — transactional emails sent from notify.helpty.site.

Data you put in & retention

You own the data you upload to Helpty. We store it only to operate the service for you. Public listing pages and open-house sign-in pages only expose listings you have explicitly marked as public. You can delete records you create at any time from inside the app.

Privacy requests

To request a copy of your data, correction, or deletion of your account, email AnastasiaTroshechkina@gmail.com. See our Privacy Notice for full details.

Reporting a security issue

If you believe you have found a security vulnerability in Helpty, please email AnastasiaTroshechkina@gmail.com with details and steps to reproduce. Please do not publicly disclose the issue until we have had a chance to address it.