Room by room
A project can carry a room name and your own notes. These details give context to the windows and covering ideas you are considering.
01 / THE APPLICATION
About DrapePath
A home-planning space for the details that shape a window. DrapePath brings together room projects, measurements, personal style choices, and estimates. Its purpose is to help people organize their ideas before deciding what to do next. The privacy approach begins with information people choose to enter.
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Measurements with context
Window width, height, and mounting preferences can be saved with a project. They remain part of your local planning record.
A personal style reference
Preferred covering styles and favorites let you keep track of ideas. The app uses those saved choices to display your favorites.
Practical progress
Checklist progress helps organize the steps of planning. App preferences also remember appearance and onboarding settings.
People behind the policy
The introduction names DRAPEPATH HOME INTERIORS LLC in the United States. The contact section names AL BURHAN POWDER COATING in Pakistan; both attributions are reproduced as provided.
02 / ON YOUR DEVICE
What the app uses and does
Your entries are used for the planning tools described in the policy. Different types of records support different activities, from organizing a room to preparing an inquiry. The app does not require a sign-in. Its current version does not use an advertising or analytics SDK or provide in-app payment processing.
Project records
Room and project names, along with notes, help you keep separate spaces organized. The information is entered by you and saved locally.
Window details
Widths, heights, and mounting preferences support the measurement views. They help you refer back to the specifics you recorded.
Styles and favorites
Your preferred coverings and saved favorites are used to display your selections. The app is not described as sending them automatically to a company server.
Estimation tools
User-defined rates and calculation results are used to prepare planning estimates. These are planning records rather than in-app payments.
Inquiry preparation
Names, email addresses, optional phone numbers, preferred dates, and messages can form consultation inquiries. An external email app handles any email you choose to send.
Settings and checklists
Checklist progress, onboarding, and appearance preferences are stored so the app can remember your chosen state.
03 / INFORMATION FLOW
How your data is handled
The app stores planning records in local Android application storage, primarily through SharedPreferences. Core planning can be used without an internet connection. Optional online images and outgoing email actions have different data paths. Understanding those paths helps distinguish local storage from third-party processing.
01 — You enter it
Projects, notes, sizes, preferences, and inquiries begin with information you decide to provide. The policy does not describe a required account.
02 — It stays local
Local Android storage holds the saved planning information. It is not automatically uploaded to a DrapePath account or company server.
03 — Images may load
Optional catalog and home-screen imagery can come from Pexels. When that happens, the image provider may receive IP address, request, and connection information.
04 — You choose to email
DrapePath prepares an inquiry in an installed email application. You review, edit, and decide whether to send; preparing it alone does not send it.
05 — You manage deletion
Individual controls and Clear local data remove certain local records. Android storage controls or uninstalling remove the app’s local storage and caches.
04 / KEY POINTS
Privacy at a glance
A concise view of the policy shows where your records live and when other services may become involved. Local features remain available offline. Some actions, including loading optional images or choosing to send email, involve external services. These distinctions matter when deciding what information to enter.
Local by default
Room records and preferences are saved on the device. The app does not require creating an account.
Optional image requests
Pexels images can be requested over the network. Bundled illustrations can appear when online images are unavailable.
No ad or analytics SDK
The current version does not use advertising or analytics SDKs. It does not offer in-app payment processing.
One declared permission
The Android version declares INTERNET for optional imagery. The policy says it does not request precise location, contacts, camera, or microphone for planned features.
Email remains your choice
An installed email application is opened for inquiry or support actions. Your email service and recipient may process what you actually send.
Security with limits
Android sandbox and device safeguards help protect local records. The app does not claim end-to-end encryption or a separate encrypted database.
05 / YOUR CONTROL
Your choices and rights
You can decide what to record in DrapePath and what to include in an inquiry. The policy describes several ways to remove saved planning information. It also explains that information sent outside the app may need to be managed separately. The scope of each control is important.
YOUR
CHOICE
CHOICE
Entries, inquiries and deletion remain distinct decisions.
Choose what to record
Your projects, measurements, notes, preferences, and inquiry details are optional entries. Avoid sensitive personal information in free-text fields.
Remove a single record
You can delete individual records wherever the app provides that control. This helps you manage planning material without clearing everything.
Clear local planning data
Settings > Clear local data removes saved projects, measurements, estimates, favorites, and inquiry drafts. Some preferences are stored separately.
Erase the app storage
Android system app-storage controls or uninstalling can remove local application storage and caches. This is broader than deleting a planning draft.
Manage sent emails separately
Deleting a local draft does not erase email already sent through an external provider. Contact the email provider or recipient for copies held outside the app.
Ask a privacy question
Parents, guardians, and other users may contact the listed support email about privacy concerns. The policy provides the address in its contact section.
06 / SECURITY AND CLARITY
Why the distinctions matter
Privacy depends on understanding what happens in the app and what happens outside it. Android offers an app sandbox and device-level controls, but no digital system can promise absolute security. External image providers and email applications have their own roles. The policy also provides for updates when data-handling practices or legal requirements change.
Device protections
Local planning records benefit from Android’s application sandbox and available device security controls. Protecting your device remains a practical precaution.
No encryption claim
DrapePath does not provide end-to-end encryption or a separate encrypted database for planning information. The policy makes that limitation explicit.
Network transparency
Optional images use HTTPS requests. Image providers may receive technical network information and may cache images on your device.
External email boundaries
Your chosen email application and provider handle email transmission. An inquiry can include personal details and measurements you decide to send.
General audience
DrapePath is a general home-planning utility, not specifically directed to children under 13. The policy says it does not knowingly seek children’s personal information through an account service.
Policy changes
The policy can change as features, technologies, practices, or legal obligations change. The effective date identifies the published version.
THE COMPLETE POLICY
Details, in full.
Read the original policy for the complete wording on information, images, email, security and deletion.