Questions, answered clearly.
Explore what the app does, how its local records work, and where the boundaries of the current version lie.
The details behind the experience.
These answers describe the version covered by the supplied privacy policy, without implying that local planning records are automatically shared.
No. The current version does not have an account or sign-in system.
The described app is designed around local features and has no network API in the reviewed source project.
No. Prepared briefs and drafts stay on your device. Completing a brief is not a submission or an appointment booking.
No. The current version does not book appointments or imply that the company has accepted a brief.
No. The current version has no online payment gateway.
A name, email address, business type, consulting area, and goals or challenges are required. Phone number, business name, and preferred timeframe are optional.
A separate email app may open with the contact email and suggested subject. You decide whether to send anything; saved briefs are not automatically attached or submitted.
You can save a calculation type, calculated summary, and date. Unsaved calculator input numbers are not retained as saved calculation records.
Yes. The app can keep identifiers for up to twelve recently viewed services on your device.
Yes. You can delete individual journal records, remove favourites, use Privacy Policy → Delete All App Data, clear Android app storage, or uninstall the app.
The supplied version does not include advertising SDKs, analytics, Firebase, tracking SDKs, or automatic personal-data transmission.
The app may store six responses, a calculated score, and the date locally on your device.