Clear information about the data our sites use.

This policy covers CappsTech at cappstech.com and the CappsTech Daily publication at blog.cappstech.com. Last updated 21 August 2026.

Information you choose to send

When you submit the project enquiry form, we receive the name, email address, company, service selection, and message you provide. We use that information to respond to the enquiry and maintain a limited business record. You can instead contact info@cappstech.com.

Site measurement

Our sites may use Firebase Analytics to understand broad usage such as page visits, device type, and interaction patterns. This helps us maintain the sites and understand which material readers find useful. Analytics providers may use identifiers or cookies according to browser settings and applicable consent choices.

Advertising on CappsTech Daily

The company site does not load advertising. Substantive CappsTech Daily article pages may use Google AdSense. Google and its partners may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver, measure, and limit advertising. Ads are not loaded on the publication homepage, category archives, About, policy, contact, error, or thin-content pages. Your browser and any consent controls shown to you can be used to manage applicable advertising choices.

Storage, sharing, and retention

Contact submissions are stored on systems operated for CappsTech and sent to our business mailbox. We do not sell contact-form information. Service providers involved in hosting, delivery, analytics, security, or advertising may process limited data to provide those services. We retain information only as long as it is useful for the enquiry, legal obligations, security, or ordinary business records.

Your choices and questions

You can decline to submit the contact form, adjust browser cookie controls, or use available consent settings. To ask about information you submitted or request an appropriate correction or deletion, email info@cappstech.com. We may need enough information to identify the relevant record and protect it from unauthorized requests.