Privacy policy

This policy explains what information Tuck collects, why, who can see it, and what you can do about it. It's written to be read. The short version is on the trust page; this is the full version.

1. What Tuck is#

Tuck is a tool parents use to ask babysitters they already know whether they can sit on a specific date. Parents add sitters by phone number. Tuck asks those sitters, one at a time in the parent's order, by text, with a link to a private page where the sitter can answer. Tuck texts a sitter from its own number only after that sitter says yes to it themselves, by texting YES to Tuck from their own phone through a link from the family, or to answer a text the sitter sends it. Until then, and always for a family on Tuck's free plan, the family's asks come from a parent's own phone, in words Tuck wrote. A sitter who wants one can make an account, only to see their own sits from every family that has their number in one place; answering never needs one. Tuck is not a marketplace, does not find or suggest sitters, does not run background checks, and does not process payments.

2. Information we collect#

From parents

Account: your mobile number and first name. You sign in with Apple or Google, or with a link sent to your phone; there's no password.
Signing in with Apple or Google: Tuck asks Apple and Google for nothing but a random identifier that stands for your account with Tuck — not your email address, not your name, not your contacts or anything else they hold. That identifier is all we keep, along with when you connected it and when you last used it. You can disconnect one from Family in the app, after signing in with the one you connected first, or email jarryd@asktuck.com and we’ll do it; either way, every other phone signed in as you is signed out.
Household: a household name, your time zone, your address, your usual rate, and a "sit sheet" you write: each kid's first name, with their birth month and year (never the day, and never a full birth date), optionally whether that kid is a boy or a girl, which you type and Tuck never guesses, and any notes you add about them, such as an allergy — a kid added before 22 September 2026 may instead carry an age their parent set then, which Tuck counts up and keeps until the parent sets a birth month and year or takes that age off, both one press in the kid's own boxes; your pets, with what kind and any name, age, and notes; your wifi network and password; bedtime, food, and your emergency contacts, in the order you put them — each one's name, how they're related if you say, and their phone number, which you type or choose from your phone's contacts — and anything else you add. Tuck never texts or calls an emergency contact. Every part of it is optional, and you choose what to put in it. If a parent tells Tuck in the app that your family would want Tuck to send its texts from its own number, we keep which parent said so and when; and for each parent, until when they’ve hidden the card that asks. And whether your asks name your kids and pets or not, and which parent last changed that and when. When a parent changes your sit sheet or your address, we keep when, and which parent, so your family's parents can see when it was last updated; no sitter sees it.
Your sitters: the phone numbers and first names of sitters you add, the order you rank them, any notes you keep about them, the rate you've agreed with each, and whether you added a sitter for one ask only rather than to your list, or took one off it to keep handy. If a parent archives a sitter, we keep which parent did it and when, until a parent brings them back; nothing about the sitter is deleted, and the sitter never sees this. When a parent taps to open the text that asks a sitter to text YES to Tuck (Ask to opt in, or Nudge), we keep which parent tapped it and when, so your family's parents can see the sitter was asked; Tuck can't see whether the text was then sent, and the sitter never sees this.
Requests: each sitting request you make (date, times, how many kids and their ages, which of the kids on your sit sheet it's for, pets, which of the pets on your sit sheet it's for, how long each sitter has to answer, rate, note), who was asked, how they answered, and any short note a sitter adds when they say they can't this time, when a sitter who said they need time to decide will decide by, who was confirmed — and, when a parent marks a sitter as coming themselves, which parent did it and when, shown to your family's parents and never to the sitter — and, after the sit, the hours you record as having actually run and whether you've marked it paid and when. A sit you log yourself, that Tuck never arranged, is a request too: its evening, hours and rate, which parent logged it and when, and — if whoever sat isn't on your list — the first name you type for that one sit, which is kept on that request alone and reaches nobody. What a sit came to isn't stored: Tuck works it out from those hours and the rate that sit was booked at, and shows you the arithmetic. When a parent moves an ask on to the next sitter before the last one's turn is up, we keep which parent did it and when, and show it to your family's parents — never to a sitter. When a parent taps Ask again to open a text to a sitter who hasn't answered, we keep which parent tapped it and when, so your family's parents can see it; Tuck can't see whether the text was then sent, and the sitter never sees this record. When Twilio tells us a text Tuck's number sent a sitter was delivered, we keep when, and show it to your family's parents. When a sitter's link is opened in a browser, we keep when it was first opened and when it was last opened, and show your family's parents the first — never the sitter.
Drafts, if you save one: an evening you save for later without asking anyone — its date, its hours and the note, if you wrote one, and which parent saved it — shown only to your household, until you ask about it, remove it, or its evening starts. No sitter sees a draft or is told of one.
Adding a sit to your calendar: when you tap a calendar for a booked sit, that you did and when, for you alone, so home can say it's in your calendar. Tuck never sees inside your calendar, and Apple and Google tell it nothing.
If you use the Tuck app: a notification token from Apple, so we can tell your phone about your asks, such as when a sitter answers or a text has been waiting for you to send. It identifies the app on your phone to Apple’s notification service and nothing more, and it is deleted when Apple tells us it no longer works. We also keep what Apple answered the last notification Tuck sent it, and when, so we can tell when notifications stop working, and so Send me a test notification on Family can say what happened. When you choose a sitter from your contacts, the app opens your phone’s contact picker and receives only the one contact you pick; Tuck keeps that sitter’s first name and number, exactly as if you had typed them, and never reads the rest of your contacts.
Your calendar, if you choose it: in the Tuck iPhone app, From your calendar asks your iPhone's permission, then lists your upcoming events on your phone. That list stays on your phone. Tuck never receives or keeps your calendar or any event's title. Only the dates and hours you tick reach your Ask sheet, and nothing is kept unless you press Send. Tuck never changes your calendar.

From sitters

Your phone number and first name, provided to us by a parent who already has them. We don't collect a sitter's number any other way.
Your yes to Tuck's texts, family by family: whether you've said Tuck can text you about sitting for a family, when your YES arrived from your phone, and which version of the words was on the page when it arrived. It's kept on that family's record for you, and a yes for one family says nothing for any other.
Your answers to requests: yes, a change to time or rate, or no, and when you answered — and, if you say you need time to decide, when you'll decide by — a day or two, or eight hours if the sit is close — and when you said it.
Optionally, a short note (up to 200 characters) with a Can't this time, shown only to that family's parents, in the app and its notifications. It is kept with that request until the family deletes it, and we remove it if you ask by emailing jarryd@asktuck.com.
Anything you text Tuck's number that isn't STOP, START, HELP, YES or SITS, such as Can't that night, sorry!: we keep up to its first 320 characters and when it arrived, and pass it on to the parents of the family it's about — the family whose ask from Tuck's number you have, or else the family that texted you from Tuck's number last — in their app and its notifications, and to nobody else. If it could be about two families, we keep nothing and pass it to neither. Tuck tells you once per ask that it passed it on. It goes one way: the parents can't reply through Tuck, and your answer to an ask is still the link. It is kept with that family until the family deletes it, and we remove it if you ask by emailing jarryd@asktuck.com.
When you open your link: when the link a family's ask gave you was first opened, and when it was last opened. It counts only once the page has been on the screen for a moment, in a browser — never when a phone fetches the link to draw its preview, never when a scanner or a crawler that names itself as one renders it, and not when a parent of that family, signed in to Tuck, opens it; a parent who opens it in a browser that isn't signed in to Tuck is counted as you. That family's parents can see when it was first opened; nobody else can, your page never mentions it, and nothing Tuck does next depends on it. It is kept with that request, and goes when the family deletes it.
Optionally, an hourly rate you set for new families.
Opt-out status: if you reply STOP to a text from Tuck, we record that, and when, and Tuck stops texting that number for every family; texting START to Tuck's number lifts it, and after that each family needs a new yes from you before Tuck texts you for them. If you reply STOP to an ask a parent sent from their own phone and that parent records it, we record that, when, and which parent, and that family's asks to you stop until you text YES from their link again.
If you make an account, which is optional: it shows you your own sits from every family that has your number, in one place. You start it by texting SITS to Tuck's number from your own phone, and Tuck texts back a link that works once, for 15 minutes; we keep only a scrambled form of that link, which can't be turned back into it, and delete it after a day. We don't keep the words you texted us, and we keep a record of the text Tuck sent back, with the link left out, as we do of the texts Tuck's number sends about sitting requests and sign-in links. If you add Sign in with Apple or Google, Tuck asks them for nothing but a random identifier that stands for your account with Tuck — not your email address, not your name, not your contacts or anything else they hold — and keeps that identifier and when you added it; Tuck texts your number to say it was added, and keeps a record of that text. A week after you add one, it's the only way in: a texted link no longer signs you in, and the page links each of your booked sits to its own page. Until then a booked sit opens from the family's own text. We also keep when every phone signed in as you was last signed out. No family sees anything about your account, or whether you have one.

A family's note about a sit you did — the hours they recorded, what it came to, and whether they've marked it paid — is kept on that family's request, not on you. We never ask you for it, you're never shown it, and no other family sees it.

Automatically

Standard technical logs (IP address, browser type, timestamps, pages loaded) used to keep Tuck working and secure. We don't use advertising trackers or third-party analytics cookies.

3. How we use it#

Only to run the service: to get a parent's request to the sitters they chose, to ask a sitter whether Tuck can text them for a family and remember the answer, to show each sitter a page with the request, to tell the parent who answered, to show the family's parents a sitter's note, to show the confirmed sitter the sit sheet and address, to start a new request's number of kids and pets from your sit sheet, to remember agreed rates, to work out what a sit came to from its hours and its rate and to keep a household's own note of whether it has paid, including for an evening the household arranged itself and logged afterwards, and to keep the service secure. What a sitter texts Tuck's number in words of their own is used only to pass it on to the family it's about, and what Apple says about a notification only to tell whether notifications are reaching your phone. When each sitter's text went, Twilio's word that one of Tuck's arrived, and when a sitter opened their link are used only to show your family's parents how each ask is going; nothing Tuck does next depends on them. We also use a parent's number to recognize their account and, when they ask for one, to text them a sign-in link; and a sitter's number, when they text SITS from it, to text them back a link to sign in and see their own sits from every family that has their number, in one place. Whether your family would want Tuck to send its texts, and until when a parent has hidden the card that asks, are used only to show or hide that card and to count how many families would want it; they go with your family when it’s deleted.

We don't use your information for advertising. We don't sell it. We don't build profiles for anyone else.

4. Who sees what#

This is the heart of the policy, and it's enforced by how the product is built, not just by this document.

A sitter opening the link to say Tuck can text them sees only the first names of that family's parents, the last two digits of their own phone number, the words they would be agreeing to, and the YES and short code to text Tuck. Not the address, not a rate, not the kids' names, and nothing about other sitters.
A sitter, before they say yes, sees the first names of the parents in that household, the day, the time, and the kids and pets the ask is for: by first name, with the kids' ages and what kind each pet is, if the family chooses By name (the default), or how many kids, their ages and what kinds of pets if it chooses Generic, or where a name can't be read; the offered rate, and the parent's note for that sit. The family chooses on Family, and an ask keeps the words it was sent with. They do not see the address, whether a kid is a boy or a girl, the rest of the sit sheet, a pet's age or notes, or anything about other sitters. The ask itself, whether Tuck's number sends it or a parent sends it from their own phone, says the same kids and pets: By name, by first name alone, without the kids' ages; Generic, the same count, ages and kinds. A parent's own goes to a group with the household's other parents on it, so the sitter sees those parents' numbers too. For a family whose sit sheet lists no pets, the pets are a few words the parent writes on the request, which a text from Tuck's own number leaves out.
A sitter, after they are confirmed, also sees the address, the sit sheet — your emergency contacts' names and numbers included, with 911 and Poison Control beside them — and the mobile numbers of the parents in that household, so they can call or text about the sit. Only the confirmed sitter sees these on their page, and only after confirmation. A sitter who can't make it after all, and says so or is taken off the sit by the family before the sit ends, stops seeing them at once. A text a parent sends from their own phone shows that parent's number, as any text does, and any text a parent sends a sitter from the app — an ask, a heads-up, or a text about an ask or a sit — goes as a group with the household's other parents, so it shows their numbers too.
No sitter is shown who else was asked, in what order, how many others there were, or who was confirmed. If another sitter is confirmed, they are shown only that the family is covered. No sitter is shown what a family recorded after a sit — the hours, what it came to, or whether the family marked it paid.
A sitter signed in to their own account sees, for each family that has their number, that family's parents' first names and, for each of that family's asks to them still open and each sit booked to them that isn't over, its day, its hours and where it stands — once the text about it has reached them, never before. Everything else stays on that date's own page, under the rules above: no address, phone number, sit sheet or rate is on the account's page. No family sees whether a sitter has an account, or which other families they sit for.
A parent sees each sitter's answer to their own requests, whether each of their sitters has said Tuck can text them, the rate agreed with each of their sitters, a sitter's own listed rate if the sitter set one, and their own household's record of past sits: the hours they recorded, what each came to, whether they've marked it paid, and, for a sit they logged themselves, which parent logged it and any name they typed for whoever sat.
On each evening's page, a parent also sees when each sitter's text about it went, whether one from Tuck's own number was delivered, and when each sitter's link was first opened. No sitter is shown any of it.
Tuck staff can access data when needed to run the service, fix a problem, or respond to your request, and are bound by confidentiality. Addresses are encrypted at rest and are decrypted only to show to the parents in the household and to the confirmed sitter.

5. Text messages#

Texts to sitters

A text asking a sitter whether they can sit on a specific date, or on several dates asked about in one text, reaches them one of two ways. A parent sends it from their own phone, from the Tuck app or site, with the words Tuck wrote. Or it comes from Tuck's own toll-free number, (833) 349-4533. Tuck's number texts a sitter about a family's requests only after that sitter says yes to it themselves, by texting YES to Tuck from their own phone. Until then, for every family on Tuck's free plan, and whenever Tuck can't send a text itself, the family's asks come from a parent's own phone. A sitter who was asked about a date that someone else then fills gets one closing text, so nobody is left waiting, and one short note if the family calls that evening off instead; where several dates of one ask are settled at the same moment, that is one text naming each of them. A sitter who texts Tuck's number anything but STOP, START, HELP, YES or SITS has it passed on to the family it's about, as section 2 says, and gets one reply per ask saying so: Tuck: Passed to [the family’s first names]. To answer, tap the link in the text about the sit. Reply STOP to opt out. A sitter who texts SITS (or SIGN IN) to Tuck's number from their own phone gets one text back, with a link to sign in and see their own sits: Tuck: Here's your link to see your sits: https://asktuck.com/s/in/… It works once, for 15 minutes. Reply STOP to opt out. Tuck sends one at most every two minutes and five a day, and none to a number whose STOP stands. Every text Tuck's own number sends a sitter names Tuck, and every one about a sitting request names the family it's for. A text a parent sends from their own phone is that parent's own message: Tuck drafts it, and the parent can change it before they send it.

How a sitter says yes

A parent adds only a sitter they already know, and first confirms this sentence: [sitter’s first name] is 18 or older, and knows our family. The parent then sends the sitter a heads-up text from the parent's own phone, to a group with the household's other parents on it, with a private link made for that sitter and that family. A sitter who hasn't said yes can also reach that link from the private page of an ask the family sent them. The link opens one page, with no app and no account, that asks Can Tuck text you about sitting for [the family’s first names]? Its one button, Yes, Tuck can text me, opens a text to Tuck's number, (833) 349-4533, from the sitter's own phone, with YES and a short code for that family already written, and the sitter sends it. Beside the button are these words: By texting YES to Tuck, you agree to get texts from Tuck about sitting for [the family’s first names]: one when they ask about a date, and one when it’s settled. Message frequency varies. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop, HELP for help. And beside them: Tuck is for sitters 18 and over. If you’re not, don’t send the text — tell the family, and email jarryd@asktuck.com to come off every family’s list. Tuck records the yes only when that text arrives from the sitter's own number, so nobody else, the parent included, can give it for them. We record when their YES arrived and which version of those words was on the page when it arrived, on that family's record for that sitter. A yes for one family says nothing for any other. Tuck replies with one confirmation text: Tuck: You're set to get sitting requests from [the family’s first names]. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

Texts to parents

Tuck texts a parent from its own number only a sign-in link the parent asked for on the sign-in page. Tuck doesn't text parents about their requests: a sitter's answer, or a sit being booked, shows in the app and, in the Tuck app on iPhone, as a notification. Any other text a parent gets about Tuck is sent by a person, not by Tuck: another parent in their household, from that parent's own phone, such as the first sign-in link for a parent they've just added, or a friend telling them about Tuck.

Stopping texts

Reply STOP to any text from Tuck and Tuck stops texting that number, for every family, and no parent is handed an ask to send to that number by hand either. STOPALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, QUIT, REVOKE and OPT OUT work too. To hear from Tuck again, text START or UNSTOP to (833) 349-4533. Each family then needs a new yes from you, sent from their link, before Tuck texts you for them: a STOP to Tuck ends every yes you gave before it. A STOP sent in reply to an ask a parent texted from their own phone reaches that parent rather than Tuck. The parent records it in Tuck, and it stops that family's asks to the sitter, from Tuck's number and by hand, but not any other family's; only the sitter can undo it, by texting YES from that family's link again. You can also email jarryd@asktuck.com, and we'll stop every text from Tuck to a number. Reply HELP to a text from Tuck for help. Message frequency depends on how often the parents you sit for ask. Message and data rates may apply. Our full SMS policy has the details.

No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Text messaging originator opt-in data and consent will not be shared with any third parties. Information sharing with subcontractors in support roles, such as our text messaging provider, is only for the purpose of delivering the messages you have agreed to receive. Phone numbers collected for text messaging are never sold, rented, or passed to anyone else.

6. Age, and information about children#

Tuck is for sitters 18 and over. A parent confirms that a sitter is 18 or older before Tuck will ask them, and Tuck keeps that confirmation with the date and the words the parent was shown. Tuck has a sitter's number only because a parent who already has it added it, and texts a sitter from its own number only after the sitter says yes to it, for that family, and only about that family's sitting requests — besides a link to sign in to their own page, when they text SITS for one. We never seek out, recommend, or contact anyone on our own. A sitter's pages ask for nothing beyond their answer, a text of YES if they want Tuck to text them, and, optionally, their hourly rate, a short note when they say they can't this time, and that they need time to decide, if they do — and, for a sitter who makes an account, a text of SITS from their own phone and, if they add one, Apple or Google. Nothing a family writes down after a sit — the hours, the amount, or whether they've paid — appears on a sitter's pages or reaches them as a text. We don't ask a sitter for their age and we don't verify it.

Anyone can stop texts to a number by replying STOP from that phone to any text from Tuck, or emailing jarryd@asktuck.com, and can ask us to remove the number from every family's list, which we will do. If a number on a family's list belongs to someone under 18, tell us and we'll remove it.

Tuck is not directed to children under 13 and we don't knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 13. Kids' first names, their birth months and years (or an age set before 22 September 2026), and any notes about them in a sit sheet are entered by their parent, shown by first name to the sitters that parent asks if the family chooses By name (otherwise how many and their ages), and everything else about them only to the sitter that parent confirmed, and are the parent's to edit or delete. Tuck never asks for a full birth date. If you believe we have information from a child under 13, contact us and we'll delete it.

7. Services that help us run Tuck#

We use a small number of providers to operate the service. They process data only on our instructions:

Twilio, to send and receive text messages on Tuck's own number. For a family that chooses By name, an ask it sends names the kids and pets by first name, so Twilio carries those names; Tuck has Twilio erase the words of each such text once Twilio has said what became of it — usually within minutes — and keeps asking until it's done. Twilio keeps its own record of every text — that it was sent, to which number and when — and the words of every other text Tuck's number sends, under its own policy.
Supabase, for the database, and for the scheduled check that notices when a sitter’s time to answer has run out.
Vercel, for hosting.
Apple, to deliver notifications to the Tuck app on your iPhone, and to sign you in if you choose Sign in with Apple.
Google, to sign you in if you choose Sign in with Google.

We may update this list as the service changes; the current list is always on this page.

8. How long we keep it#

Your account, household, sitters, and requests are kept while your account is active.
Delete your family yourself, on Family in the app (if anyone in your family signs in with Apple or Google, it takes signing in again with your own, the one you connected first), or ask us to, by emailing jarryd@asktuck.com, and we delete it within 30 days. Either way it is deleted for every parent in your household, and it can't be undone: your accounts and how each of you signs in, your sit sheet, your address, your sitter list, your requests, and what you recorded about each sit afterwards. Anything your sitters texted Tuck's number that was passed on to your family goes with it. We keep three things, because a phone carrier can ask about a text already sent: for each sitter you added, the record of how they agreed to hear from Tuck (who added them and who said they're 18 or older, each by first name and number, when, the words each parent confirmed, and any yes or STOP they gave your family), which, for a sitter still on your list, also says it was kept because your family was deleted, and when (for one taken off it before, it says when that was); each sitter's own number and first name, and any STOP they sent Tuck, which are theirs and keep working for every family they sit for, and any STOP a parent in your household sent Tuck's number, with that number, so Tuck goes on not texting it; and a record of each text Tuck's own number sent or tried to send for your family, with who it went to, when, and what it said, with any kids' and pets' names left out. Deleting your family also has Twilio erase, at once, the words of any of those texts that named your kids or pets and that it still holds; it keeps the words of the rest under its own policy, as section 7 says. Texts a parent sent from their own phone aren't kept. And we note each deletion, when it was and whether it was done in the app or by email, so we can find the backup copies that still hold that family.
We make backup copies of Tuck's data, and each copy is deleted within 30 days of being made. A family deleted from Tuck can remain in one for up to 30 days, and is gone from every copy after that.
When you take a sitter off your list, your note and rate for them are deleted. Sits they already did stay in your own past sits, with the rate each was booked at and anything you recorded about it afterwards; those are your household's record of your own evenings, and they go when your requests go. We keep the record of how they agreed to hear from Tuck — who added them and who said they're 18 or older, each by first name and number, when, the words each parent confirmed, if the sitter said yes to Tuck's texts for your family, when and to which words, any STOP recorded for them, and when they were taken off — because a phone carrier can ask for it about a text already sent. Those names and numbers stay in the record even after the parent they belong to leaves your household. If your family adds that sitter back, the yes they gave your family and any STOP they gave it come back with them, so they aren't asked to say yes again; a yes they gave another family never does.
A sitter who asks to be removed is removed from every family's list. We keep what we keep for any sitter taken off a list: for each family, the record of how they agreed to hear from Tuck; their own number, first name and any STOP; and the record of texts Tuck's own number sent them, because a phone carrier can ask about a text already sent.
A sitter's account is kept until they delete it. Delete it yourself on your own page with Delete my account: it deletes your Apple and Google sign-ins, ends your sign-in links, and signs you out everywhere, at once; afterwards your number signs you in again, by texting SITS. It doesn't take you off any family's list, and it doesn't delete what is the families' and the phone carrier's: your number, first name and any STOP, each family's record of how you agreed to hear from Tuck, their asks to you and your answers, and the record of texts Tuck's own number sent you. To be taken off every family's list as well, email us. A family deleting itself leaves a sitter's account as it is. A deleted account can remain in a backup copy for up to 30 days.
Technical logs are kept for a short period for security and then deleted.

9. Security#

Addresses are encrypted at rest. Sitter pages use long random links unique to one sitter and one request (or, when several dates are asked about in one ask, to one sitter and those dates), are not listed anywhere, and stop working when the request ends (for several dates, when the last of them does). The link a sitter uses to say Tuck can text them is just as long and random, unique to one sitter and one family, and stops working if that family takes the sitter off their list; a yes counts only when it arrives as a text from the sitter's own number. A sitter's link to sign in to their own page is texted only to that sitter's number, when they ask for it, works once, for 15 minutes, and is kept only in a scrambled form. When a sitter adds Apple or Google, Tuck texts their number to say so, and a week later a texted link alone no longer signs them in; until then, the number can sign in and take off a sign-in it never added. Tuck never passes a link of its own that a sitter texts back to anyone. Data is encrypted in transit. Access to production data is limited to people who need it to run the service. No system is perfectly secure, and we'll tell you if something happens that affects your information.

10. Your choices and rights#

See and change your data: everything about your household is editable in the app. A sit you logged yourself can be taken off your record in Past sits, which deletes it and any name you typed for whoever sat. A sit Tuck arranged stays, because it holds who was asked and what was texted; its hours and its paid mark are yours to change.
Delete your account: delete your family on Family in the app, which deletes it for every parent in your household, or email us and we'll delete it within 30 days, as section 8 describes. We'll confirm an emailed request with the phone number on the account. To leave a household without deleting it, email us.
Stop texts: reply STOP to any text from Tuck, or email us. To hear from Tuck again, text START to (833) 349-4533.
Sitters: delete your account, if you made one, on your own page at any time, as section 8 describes; and ask us to remove your number from all lists at any time.
California residents have the right to know what personal information we collect and how we use it (this policy), to delete it, to correct it, and not to be discriminated against for exercising those rights. We don't sell or share personal information for cross-context advertising. Email us to exercise these rights; we'll verify the request using the phone number on the account.

11. Changes#

If we change this policy in a way that matters, we'll say so on this page before it takes effect. The date at the top is the current version.

12. Contact#

jarryd@asktuck.com. Bygga LLC, Santa Barbara, California.