This Privacy Policy explains how Fendrick Launch handles information in connection with its website and mobile app development services. It distinguishes the local project form from direct business communications and project work. Please read the relevant sections before sharing personal information.
1. Who this policy covers
Fendrick Launch provides mobile app planning, design, development, testing, release preparation and maintenance services. This policy applies to visitors to this website, people who communicate directly with us and individuals whose information is provided during an agreed business engagement. It does not automatically govern the independent privacy practices of a client’s finished application.
Where we process information for a client under written instructions, the project agreement and any applicable data processing terms define the parties’ responsibilities. A client remains responsible for its own notices, lawful collection practices and decisions about how its application uses personal information.
2. Information you choose to provide
Direct communications may include your name, business email address, company details, project requirements, preferred platforms, budget information, attachments and the content of your messages. An active engagement may also involve billing contact details, account access information, design materials and technical documentation necessary for the agreed work.
Please provide only information relevant to your enquiry or project. Do not include government identifiers, payment card information, account passwords, sensitive medical records or other unnecessary confidential information in an initial message. If a project requires restricted information, we agree on an appropriate method and scope before it is shared.
3. How the website project form works
The custom project form runs in your browser. It checks the required fields and, when those checks pass, displays an on-screen confirmation. The custom form does not submit the fields to Fendrick Launch, send an email, create a delivered enquiry or write the information to local storage. The fields are cleared after completion.
A local confirmation is not evidence that a message was received by the company. For a direct business enquiry, use the email address listed at the end of this policy. The browser, device, hosting platform and any independently installed theme features or applications may have their own technical behavior; the local form does not control those systems.
4. Technical information and hosting
Website delivery can involve technical information such as an IP address, browser type, operating system, requested resources and request timestamps. Hosting and infrastructure providers may process such information to deliver pages, maintain security and diagnose failures. These activities can occur even when the custom project form does not transmit its contents.
The custom sections request font resources from Google Fonts and image resources hosted through Shopify. A resource request exposes ordinary connection information to the resource provider. The custom sections do not install advertising pixels or an analytics service. Other theme components or installed applications may have separate practices, which should be considered alongside this policy and the relevant provider’s information.
5. Purposes of processing
Information received directly may be used to understand a request, assess whether a project fits the services offered, prepare a proposal, communicate about scope and carry out an agreed engagement. During project work, necessary information may be used to design and test the application, coordinate reviews, document changes and arrange an agreed handoff.
Business and transaction records may also be used for accounting, payment administration, recordkeeping, resolving disputes and responding to legal obligations. We do not treat an enquiry as permission to send unrelated marketing. Any optional promotional communication should have an appropriate basis and a practical way to stop receiving it.
6. Legal bases where required
Where applicable data protection law requires a legal basis, processing may rely on steps requested before a contract, performance of an agreement, compliance with a legal obligation or legitimate business interests such as security and ordinary client communication. Consent is used where the applicable activity requires it.
The relevant basis depends on the information, purpose and applicable law. If processing is based on consent, withdrawal applies to future processing and does not automatically invalidate earlier processing. Information may still need to be retained where another applicable basis requires it.
7. Sharing and service providers
Necessary information may be shared with service providers supporting communication, secure file handling, development infrastructure, billing or other agreed project functions. Access should be limited to the purpose for which the provider is engaged. The specific tools and responsibilities may be set out in the project agreement.
Information may be disclosed when required by applicable law, a valid legal process or a reasonable need to protect rights, security or people. Client material is not automatically authorized for public marketing, a portfolio or a case study. Any such use should be separately agreed in writing. We do not sell the personal information you send to us as part of an enquiry.
8. Project access and test data
Use test accounts and synthetic or minimized data whenever these are sufficient for development and quality assurance. Access credentials should be shared through an agreed appropriate channel and limited to the permissions needed. Clients are responsible for having authority to provide the materials and access used in their projects.
If live user data is necessary, the parties should confirm the categories involved, permitted processing, access controls and any additional contractual requirements before work begins. Sensitive or regulated data is not included merely because the general service description mentions app development.
9. Retention and deletion
Direct enquiry records should be retained only as reasonably needed for the communication, an active opportunity or legitimate business recordkeeping. Project records may need to remain available during the engagement and for a reasonable period afterward to address support, payment questions or disputes. Accounting records may be subject to separate legal retention requirements.
Retention is assessed by the purpose, sensitivity, agreement and applicable obligations rather than by an indefinite default. You may ask about the information associated with you or request deletion. We may need to retain limited records where a legal obligation, unresolved dispute or other permitted reason applies. The local form does not create a stored enquiry record.
10. Security
We aim to use reasonable safeguards suited to the information and the work involved, including controlled access and appropriate handling of confidential project materials. A project may require additional controls, which must be identified and agreed rather than assumed from a general website description.
No method of internet communication or data storage can be guaranteed completely secure. If you believe that access information or personal data connected to an engagement has been exposed, contact us promptly with relevant facts. Avoid sending the exposed secret itself in an ordinary enquiry.
11. Your choices and requests
Depending on applicable law, you may be able to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or an objection to certain processing. You may also be able to withdraw consent or complain to a competent data protection authority. The availability and limits of each right depend on the circumstances.
Send a request using the business email below and describe the information or relationship involved. We may ask for proportionate verification to avoid disclosing or changing information for the wrong person. We will consider requests within the period required by applicable law and explain any applicable limitation.
12. International processing and third parties
Internet hosting and business tools may process information in more than one country. Where a restricted international transfer applies, the required safeguards depend on the law, provider and processing arrangement. A project involving specific residency or transfer requirements must identify them in advance.
This website’s policy does not replace the independent notices of hosting, resource or communication providers. Nor does it grant a client permission to collect information in a finished application without providing appropriate user notices and controls.
13. Children and policy updates
Our business services and project enquiry process are intended for adults acting for themselves or a business. We do not use the custom form to knowingly collect children’s personal information. If you believe relevant children’s information has been supplied directly without appropriate authorization, contact us so the situation can be reviewed.
This policy may be updated to reflect changes in the website, tools, services or applicable requirements. The updated date identifies the version on this page. A change does not retroactively authorize a materially different use of information where additional notice or consent is required.
Contact Fendrick Launch
EMAIL: projects@fendricklaunch.com
ADDRESS: 40 Northtown Drive, Jackson, MS 39211, United States
PHONE: +1 601 201 9811