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Privacy policy

Version of 2026-10-21

Pilot version: Tablejar is being tested with invited people. The rules may change, and we will let you know about significant changes.

This policy describes what data Tablejar collects, why, and how long it keeps it.

1. Controller

The controller is the operator of the Tablejar service (pilot version). Contact: moc.rajelbat@olleh.

2. What we collect and why

3. Legal bases

Performance of the service (settlement, account), the controller's legitimate interest (security, statistics, quality), and consent where required (e.g. location, marketing messages, profile photo).

4. Who receives data

Hosting and mail providers, the provider of the model that reads receipt photos, and in future payment operators and a support platform. We do not sell personal data. Venues receive aggregated data only.

5. Retention

Settlements: until the group or account is deleted. Receipt photos: available to participants for a set time, then kept only to improve reading quality or until deleted. Statistical events: up to 180 days (aggregates without personal data longer). Feedback: up to 365 days. Venue details: up to 730 days.

6. Your rights

You have the right of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection, withdrawal of consent at any time, and to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. Write to moc.rajelbat@olleh.

7. Cookies

We use only our own essential and functional cookies. Details on the Cookies page.

Snap the receipt. Tap what’s yours. Get even.

How does it work?

1. You photograph the receipt. The app reads its items and you quickly fix any mistakes (or type them in).

2. Everyone else joins via QR code or link, with no account, and taps what they had. Shared items split themselves, you can take "3 of 8 pizza slices" or treat someone.

3. The app shows who owes whom (fewest transfers) and where each amount comes from.

4. You tick off payments in the app, and when everything adds up the settlement closes.