Privacy

StoopKit Privacy Policy

Effective date: September 23, 2026

StoopKit displays building-record information on supported StreetEasy listings and on optional shared building-report pages. This policy explains what information StoopKit processes and how it is used.

Information StoopKit processes

When you open a supported StreetEasy listing, StoopKit reads the building address shown on that listing. A normalized building address is sent over HTTPS to StoopKit's backend so it can retrieve and analyze relevant public NYC building and housing records.

If a listing includes an apartment identifier, StoopKit may use it locally in your browser to prioritize relevant records. The listing's apartment identifier is not sent to StoopKit's backend and is never included in a shared report.

StoopKit does not require an account and does not intentionally collect your name, email, StreetEasy credentials, cookies, payment information, messages, or general browsing history.

Shared building reports

If you choose to create a shared report, StoopKit stores the normalized building address, the resulting public-record summary, the time it was checked, and—when provided—the original StreetEasy or Reddit listing URL. Shared pages are accessible to anyone with the link and normally expire after 90 days.

StoopKit counts visits from a shared report to the Chrome Web Store to understand whether shared reports help people discover the extension. This count is attached to the report, not to an individual profile.

How information is used

Building addresses are used to identify buildings, retrieve public NYC records, generate summaries, create optional shared reports, and maintain and secure the service. StoopKit does not sell user data, use it for personalized advertising, or create advertising profiles.

Public data sources

StoopKit uses public housing, complaint, violation, inspection, property, and rent-registration information. These records may be incomplete, delayed, inaccurate, or subsequently changed. A building-level rent-stabilization indicator does not confirm that a particular apartment is rent stabilized.

Service providers and retention

StoopKit uses infrastructure providers, currently including Render and the hosting services that operate stoopkit.com. These providers may process ordinary request information such as IP address, timestamp, user agent, endpoint, and diagnostics under their own systems and policies.

Temporary building-analysis caches generally expire after approximately six hours. Shared report data normally expires after 90 days. Operational and security logs may be retained for different periods by infrastructure providers.

Chrome Web Store Limited Use

StoopKit's use and transfer of information received through browser permissions complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. The information is used only to provide or maintain StoopKit's disclosed building-record functionality.

Your choices

You can stop extension processing by disabling or uninstalling StoopKit. Do not create a shared report if you do not want the building address and public-record summary accessible through a public link.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to nettheimmedia@gmail.com.