WHO IT’S FOR • CONSUMER APPS AND BRANDS
Consumers share their data with brands
that explain themselves clearly
People decide in seconds whether to share their data. We help your notices, choices, and practices earn that yes.
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Your privacy notice is a promise your product has to keep.
Most gaps start small:
An analytics tool added after launch
A data field nobody uses
A retention period nobody set
We write from your data map, so the promise changes when the product does.
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Customer requests need a working process.
People ask to see, correct, or delete their data, and to opt out of uses like targeted ads.
A simple intake for every request
Clear owners and timelines
A record that each request was handled
Consent and cookie choices that are easy to change
Platforms, partners, and investors ask the same question.
What do you collect, why, and who else receives it? Answer once, and reuse it everywhere.
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App stores
Privacy disclosures for your listing.
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Payment processors
Reviews before and after onboarding.
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Partners
Retail and marketing questionnaires.
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Investors
Diligence on how you handle data.
Three Pillars of Operational Trust
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1. Free TPS Snapshot
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2. TPS Report
A written plan for $2,500, credited forward.
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3. Readiness Sprint
Fixes in place and tested, for a flat fee of $6,000.
See which questions you can already answer.
FAQs for Consumer Apps & Brands
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App stores and payment platforms ask for one, and customers look for it. Which privacy laws apply depends on where your users are; we help you write a notice that matches your practices, and your counsel can confirm the legal requirements.
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A request from a person to see, correct, or delete their data, or to opt out of certain uses.
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They should say the same thing. Both come from your data map, so updating one record keeps them consistent.
