Privacy

Android Takeoff privacy information

Information about Android Takeoff development, support correspondence and early-access updates.

Updated 15 November 2026. Android Takeoff is in development. The app’s data handling has not yet been confirmed for a release version, so this page is not a complete privacy notice for a released app. Confirmed support and early-access information is set out below.

Who we are

Craig Bradshaw, trading as TallyTrowel, is responsible for the personal information described here. Contact support@tallytrowel.com with privacy questions or requests. Craig is the only person at TallyTrowel who accesses the support mailbox; email service providers also process messages to deliver their services.

This page concerns Android Takeoff, not Pike Calc or the online worker portal. See our website privacy information for the early-access form.

App information awaiting verification

We have not yet confirmed the current app’s permissions, storage, account requirements, camera or image access, network uploads, cloud synchronisation, analytics, crash reporting or Android backup settings. Please do not assume that plans and calculations remain only on your device. We will publish version-specific information once these details are confirmed.

Deleting app information and exported copies

The exact in-app deletion steps will be documented after checking the current build. Clearing app storage or uninstalling must not be described as deleting every copy: exported reports, email attachments and backups may remain in other locations. Manage those copies through the relevant device, storage or email service. Whether a backup can restore previously deleted app data is not yet confirmed.

Contacting support

If you email us, we receive your email address, message and any technical details or attachments you choose to include. We use these to answer your enquiry and investigate the issue. Please avoid sending confidential plans or other people's personal information. We have not yet confirmed whether the app adds technical details to a support-email draft. Please review any draft before sending it.

Business email uses Zoho Mail. The proposed lawful basis for ordinary support correspondence is our legitimate interest in answering enquiries and maintaining a reliable app; our assessment of that basis is still being finalised. Support correspondence is not used for general marketing.

Support retention

We review enquiries and support correspondence every three months. At each review, we delete resolved correspondence where 12 months have passed since the last meaningful contact, unless it is still needed for an ongoing issue. This means routine deletion takes place at the next quarterly review after that period.

We delete unnecessary attachments or confidential details as soon as they are no longer needed. Records required for a dispute or legal obligation are kept separately for that purpose and reviewed when the need ends.

Deleting information from our mailbox may not immediately remove provider backups or copies held by other people.

Early-access updates

Early-access opt-in is only for Android Takeoff testing and availability updates. You may withdraw at any time. Our website privacy information explains our retention routine and form services.

Service providers

See Zoho's privacy policy. We are awaiting clarification from Zoho about the processing arrangements and international-transfer safeguards applicable to our account. Details of any additional app providers and the app’s intended audience will be added when the release version is confirmed.

Your privacy rights

You can ask for access to, correction of, deletion of or restrictions on our use of your personal information. You may also have a right to data portability, depending on the circumstances. You can object to processing based on legitimate interests and withdraw consent to early-access emails at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of earlier processing.

Contact support@tallytrowel.com to make a request. Rights depend on the circumstances and applicable law. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).