Privacy policy

Last updated: September 2026 · applies to thuisrapport.nl and the Thuis Rapport app for iPhone and iPad

You don’t need an account, there are no ads and we don’t track you. We see which addresses are looked up, but we don’t know who looks up what. We don’t build profiles, and we don’t store your location. What you save in the app stays on your device and in your own iCloud.

For the website and the app

To build the report, we send the address (postcode, house number, coordinates and neighbourhood code) to the sources: PDOK and the Kadaster, CBS, RIVM, RVO (EP-Online), the Klimaateffectatlas, the Leefbaarometer, Naturalis and Wikipedia. Sometimes directly, sometimes through our server (thuisrapport.nl). KNMI only receives the number of the nearest weather station. We use the address to fetch the data, and don’t put it in a database or log of our own. Our hosting provider does keep technical logs for a short time, and these may contain a request.

Thuis Rapport only asks for your location when you tap or click Homes nearby (Woningen in de buurt on the website). Your location is then sent to PDOK to find the addresses around you. We don’t store it. You can always say no: searching by postcode or street works without your location.

• No accounts, no email addresses, no profiles.
• No ads and no ad tracking.
• We don’t sell or pass on data.

For the app

• Saved addresses, your home address, notes and your choice of blocks are stored on your device. If iCloud is on, they are also stored in your own iCloud, so you see them again on your iPad or a new iPhone. We can’t access them.
• Photos for an address are picked by you with the iOS photo picker. The app only sees the photos you choose. They are stored on your device in reduced size and go nowhere.
• Bidding: the listing link, asking price, your maximum and the viewing you enter are stored like notes: on your device and in your own iCloud. We can’t access them. The app fetches nothing from the listing site: it only opens the link.
• If you delete the app, everything it stored on your device is gone.

In the app, too, the address goes through our server to the sources, and stays in our hosting provider’s technical logs for a short time. So if you look up your own home, your address is in there too. We don’t know who looks up what: the app keeps no statistics, and we don’t link an address to you or your device.

The app draws maps with Apple Maps, with layers from PDOK, the Klimaateffectatlas and RIVM. They receive a map area, not an address. For the maps in the PDF, that is the area around the home.

For the website

No cookies and no ad trackers. We keep simple visitor statistics, without cookies. They show which pages are viewed. Because the address is in the link of a report, we also see which addresses are looked up. We don’t know who looks up what: the statistics can’t identify you.

Email support@helderweather.com.