How we handle your details.

Who runs this site

Yesworthy is run by Adam Sewell through In-House Pro, LLC, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Questions about your details go to adam@yesworthy.co.

What we collect

When you apply for a founding spot or take the Yesworthy Score, we collect what you type into the form: your name, email, company name, and any optional details you choose to add, such as your website, service area, primary service, quoting tool, and the gap you want to fix.

If you start the Yesworthy Score, we save your name, email and company as soon as you tap Start, and your answers as you go, even if you don't finish. That lets you come back and finish, and if you stop partway we may send you one reminder with a link to pick up where you left off. When you finish, we store your report so you can come back to it through your private link, and so we can talk it through with you. We may email you the link to your report. If you ask to talk, we also keep the phone number and best time you choose to give.

If you become a member

Members also give us a Company File, which describes how your business wins jobs from the first call to the signed contract. They also give us monthly numbers, and copies of quotes and follow-up messages with homeowner details blacked out. Adam Sewell can see everything a member submits, including portal answers and notes from calls.

We never ask for homeowners' names, addresses or phone numbers, and we ask you to remove them before you send anything. If any slip through, we delete them.

Calls with members are recorded and transcribed so nothing gets lost.

When a member signs the founding agreement online, we keep a copy of exactly what they signed, with their name, title, company, email address, the time they signed and their IP address, as the record of the agreement.

How we use AI

For members, Adam uses Claude, an AI assistant made by Anthropic, to help draft your materials and to check your answers for gaps and contradictions. Claude is given your Company File, your numbers, your Yesworthy Score answers and notes from your calls, and never homeowner details. Adam reviews everything before it reaches you.

We don't run Score answers from people who aren't members through AI. Your Score report is worked out by fixed rules on this website.

What we use it for

We use it to review whether Yesworthy fits your business and to reply to you. For members, we also use it to deliver the membership.

We do not add you to a marketing list, and we never sell your details or pass them to anyone for their own use.

Where it is kept

Your details are stored in this website's own database. Only the people running this service can see them, after signing in.

We keep your details until you ask us to delete them. If you become a member and later leave, we delete your data within 30 days of you asking.

Services that help run the site

A few providers do work for us, and see only what that work needs:

• Railway hosts the website and its database.
• Resend sends the email with the link to your Score report. Resend and CallMeBot also deliver our own internal email and WhatsApp alerts when someone applies, takes the Yesworthy Score or sends their Company File. Those alerts contain your company name and result, not your email address or phone number.
• Anthropic provides Claude, which Adam uses for members as described above.
• Calendly books calls with members, and its notetaker records and transcribes them.
• Stripe takes membership payments by bank debit. Members enter their bank details with Stripe, not with us.
• Google Fonts supplies the typefaces, so your browser fetches fonts from Google when a page loads.

Tracking

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Changing or removing your details

Email adam@yesworthy.co and we will correct or delete your details.

Last updated 15 October 2026. Added how long we keep your details, online agreement signing and Stripe payments.