RideWorth

Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 13, 2026 · QUINED LLC

RideWorth works only from screenshots. It never asks for your Uber or Lyft username or password, and has no way to access your account.

RideWorth analyzes rideshare trip offers from a screenshot and shows whether a trip meets the earning rules you set. This policy explains what the app does and does not do with your data.

Stored only on your device

Your rules, your analysis history (the latest 50), and the screenshots tied to them are stored locally on your iPhone or iPad. RideWorth does not send your history to any server.

Reporting a trip

If an analysis looks wrong, you can tap “Report this trip” on a specific analysis, or send several pending ones at once from the occasional prompt that offers to report them together. Either way, you choose exactly which trips to share: the saved screenshot, the detected text, the analysis result, and the rules you had configured, so the developer can fix the app. None of this happens without you tapping to send it.

Feedback

If you send a message from “Send feedback or report a problem” in More, RideWorth sends the developer your message, the app version, and your language setting, plus your email if you choose to include one, so the developer can reply.

No account, no ads, no tracking

RideWorth has no user accounts and does not ask for your name, email, or password. It does not access your location, does not show ads, does not track you across other apps or websites, and does not sell your data.

Anonymous diagnostics

So the developer can notice quickly if Uber or Lyft change how their offers look, RideWorth sends a single anonymous signal each time it analyzes an offer, recording only whether the offer could be confirmed or not. It includes no screenshot, no detected text, and no identifier. None of it could point to you or to a specific trip. In the public App Store version, this is the only data RideWorth sends automatically, and it carries no personal information.

Beta testing (TestFlight only)

While RideWorth is in TestFlight beta, and only then, the app automatically shares some of your analyses (screenshots, detected text, and result) and error reports with the developer to improve accuracy before release, along with a random identifier tied to your install (not to you) so the developer can tell isolated cases apart from widespread ones. A notice appears in the app and you can turn this off anytime under “More.” This automatic sharing does not happen in the public App Store version.

Data handling

Reported data is stored on the developer’s secure, access-restricted server and used only to diagnose and improve RideWorth. It is not shared with third parties or used for advertising.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email contact@rideworth.app.