Security and trust

Current controls, stated without inflated claims.

OwnHaul is in open beta. This page explains what is implemented today and what has not yet been independently verified.

Last reviewed September 2026

Account-scoped records

Authenticated requests are scoped to the signed-in account, with database access policies as the final isolation boundary.

Private file storage

Item photos and documents are stored privately and opened through temporary access links rather than permanent public URLs.

Review before AI saves

AI Camera is optional. It suggests fields from an image, but you review the result and explicitly confirm before an item is created.

Account deletion control

Account Settings provides a deletion workflow covering inventory records, stored files, preferences, profile, and authentication account.

Transparency

What OwnHaul does not claim.

OwnHaul does not currently claim an independent security audit, penetration test, SOC 2 report, ISO certification, or bug-bounty program. Provider infrastructure certifications are not presented as OwnHaul certifications.

No internet service can promise absolute security. If independent verification is completed later, this page should identify its scope and date rather than using a generic badge.

Report a suspected security issue

Send the affected page, a concise reproduction, and the potential impact to hello@ownhaul.com. Do not include passwords, private keys, or another person's personal data.

For data handling and provider disclosures, read the Privacy Policy.