Privacy

Plain-English summary — see the note at the bottom.

What we collect

When someone taps a card, we log an anonymous count: which card, what time, and whether the phone was iPhone or Android. That's it — no names, no personal details about the person tapping, and no way to trace a tap back to an individual.

What a business sees on their dashboard

The business whose card it is can see aggregate totals — taps per day, per hour, per platform. Access is via a private link with a long, random token; we don't publish or share it.

What we don't do

We don't sell or share tap data with anyone.
We don't use cookies or trackers beyond the tap count itself.
We don't require an app or an account from anyone tapping a card.

Where it's stored

Tap data is stored using Cloudflare's infrastructure. Business contact details (name, card setup) are stored to provide the service and are not shared beyond what's needed to run it.

Questions

This page describes what the system actually does in plain language. It isn't a substitute for a properly drafted privacy policy — worth having a solicitor or a reputable UK template service review and finalise this before it's relied on for compliance purposes, particularly once payment processing is live.