What the app stores
The menu photos you send, the lines read from them (drink, pour size, price) and the bar you picked.
An anonymous device ID, randomly generated and kept in your iPhone's Keychain. It holds your points. No name, no account.
Your location
It's used to suggest the nearest bars. It's sent with the search and never stored.
Where your data lives
Photos are stored privately on Cloudflare R2 and never published.
Menu lines, bars and points are stored in Cloudflare D1.
To read a menu, photos are sent to our artificial intelligence provider, which returns the lines it reads.
How we use the data
Menu photos and the lines read from them are used to train and improve Baromètre's artificial intelligence model.
This data (photos, menu lines, prices and brands) belongs to Barometer App LLC.
Trying it on the website
A photo scanned on the website is sent to our artificial intelligence provider to be read, then discarded: it's never stored. The lines read and the email you enter to see them are stored in Cloudflare D1; we use that email to reach out to you about Baromètre. To cap daily trials, your IP address is reduced to a fingerprint that changes every day; the address itself is never stored.
What's shared
Brewers and distributors see the prices and brands collected, bar by bar. Never the photos, never your ID.
Private beta
To join the beta, your email and invite code are stored in Cloudflare D1. Emails are sent through Cloudflare Email Service. Your email is used for the beta only.
Venues
The bar directory comes from OpenStreetMap, under the ODbL license. © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Contact
Baromètre is published by Barometer App LLC, which is responsible for your data. To access it or have it deleted: cheers@barometre.app.