Your maps are your work

Information LandDraft handles

• Account information: your name, email address, authentication provider identifiers and account status.
• Project information: project names, map settings, layers, feature attributes, drawings, print layouts, uploaded files, saved versions and sharing choices.
• Sharing information: recipient email addresses, assigned access roles, scoped shared-map snapshots, editor working copies and review status.
• Device and service information: session data, preferences, error details, browser and network information, and service logs needed to secure and operate the app.

How the information is used

LandDraft uses this information to authenticate users, open and synchronize projects, preserve save history, render and export maps, diagnose failures, protect accounts and improve core product reliability. LandDraft does not sell personal information or use map projects for targeted advertising.

Where information is stored and processed

Signed-in account and project data is stored in LandDraft's Supabase cloud workspace. The browser also keeps limited session, preference and working-state information on the device. Hosting and authentication are supported by service providers including Supabase, Lovable, Google and Apple when those sign-in methods are used.

Basemaps, geocoding, public datasets and layers connected from other sites are requested from their respective publishers. Those providers may receive ordinary request data such as an IP address, browser details, map extent or search text under their own policies.

Files, public data and assistant requests

Files you import remain part of your project unless you remove them. Public records remain subject to the publishing agency's terms and update schedule. When you use LandDraft AI, your request, limited recent assistant history, and a size-limited summary of the active project's layers, fields, sample values, and selection are securely sent through LandDraft's server to the configured AI inference provider for an answer or supported map action. The free beta provider is Groq; a different provider may be selected by LandDraft in the future without exposing its credentials to the browser. Live place searches may also send the requested place/category and area to OpenStreetMap services. Assistant requests are saved with the project so recent changes can be reviewed or reverted. Do not submit secrets or highly sensitive personal information to the assistant.

Shared maps

A map administrator chooses the layers and features included in each private shared map. Signed-in recipients can access only active shares granted to their account or email. Editors work in a separate project copy unless they are granted administrator access. Administrators can change roles or remove access at any time.

Retention and your choices

You can delete individual projects and saved map content from LandDraft. Some records may remain temporarily in backups, security logs or where retention is required by law. To request access, correction or deletion of account-level information, contact the LandDraft support address shown on the sign-in consent screen.

Security and children

LandDraft uses access controls and encrypted network connections, but no online service can promise absolute security. The service is not directed to children under 13. A parent, guardian or school should supervise use by a child and should not upload sensitive personal information about minors.

Policy changes and contact

Material changes will be reflected on this page with a revised date. Privacy questions may be sent to the LandDraft user-support email displayed by the sign-in provider.