The route a listing takes.隱私

• Only when you click to analyze a listing (or enter an address yourself), HomeField reads the property's address and/or map coordinates from the page you are viewing (Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor).
• It uses those coordinates to query public map data — the surrounding roads, buildings, water, and landmarks — needed to produce the reading.
• It does not read anything until you act. No background browsing history, no page content beyond the listing you asked about.

The HomeField landing pages may use a privacy-first, cookie-free visit counter (e.g. GoatCounter) that records an anonymous page hit — no personal data, no cross-site tracking. It does not identify you.

The website also offers a reader (/read): paste a Zillow, Redfin, or Realtor listing link and it returns the same map-based reading without installing the extension. Because a web page cannot reach those map services directly, this one path runs through a small server of ours (a Cloudflare Worker):

• The address in your link — or an address you type if the link has none — is the only thing sent. It goes to the same two services named above: Nominatim to geocode it, and the Overpass API for the surrounding map data.
• If you paste a share / short link (for example redf.in), we follow it once — contacting the originating listing site — to expand it to the full address. Nothing else is sent there, and only that one link is followed.
• We keep no accounts, no log of who asked, and no database. A finished reading is cached at the edge by address for about a day, so a repeated link is instant and the map services are spared — that cache holds the public reading, not you.
• Nothing else leaves your browser: not your other tabs, not your browsing history.