1. Who we are and when this policy applies
Dappr LLC, a Utah limited liability company (Dappr, we, us or our), operates trydappr.com and provides marketing, consulting, creative, website, CRM, automation and related business services. This policy covers this website and our own business communications, inquiries, prospective-client and partner relationships, and administration of client relationships.
When we process information on behalf of a client under that client’s instructions, the applicable service agreement and any data processing agreement govern that processing. The client is responsible for its own privacy notices and lawful instructions. Direct requests about a client’s customer records to that client; we will assist as required by our agreement and applicable law. This policy does not cover third-party websites or employee and applicant records subject to a separate notice.
A privacy notice describes our practices; it does not waive your rights or substitute for consent where consent is required.
2. Information you provide
We collect information you choose to send through forms, email, telephone, meetings or other communications. This can include your name, business email, phone number, company, website, service interests, plan selection, message, and information needed to discuss or administer an engagement. Partnership forms can also collect partnership type, audience, selected services and proposed collaboration details.
Business engagements may involve billing contacts, transaction records, contracts, correspondence, project materials and access permissions needed for the agreed work. The information involved depends on the engagement. Do not enter card details, account passwords, government identification numbers, health records or other sensitive personal information into public inquiry forms. Use a separately agreed secure method if an engagement requires sensitive information.
If you provide another person’s information, you must have authority and a lawful basis to provide it. Provide only information relevant to your request.
3. Technical information and inquiry attribution
Requests to the website necessarily disclose technical information to hosting and network providers, such as IP address, request time, requested URL, browser and device information, and response or security events. Those providers may process logs to deliver, protect and troubleshoot the site. The exact records and retention depend on the provider and configuration.
The website captures the landing-page path and campaign parameters when present, including utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, utm_term, gclid and fbclid. The site’s attribution code keeps these in memory during the visit and may attach them to an inquiry to help identify its source. The inquiry endpoint adds a submission identifier and time when forwarding a submission.
Custom inquiry and call-click analytics events omit submitted names, email addresses, phone numbers, messages and campaign identifiers. Custom page-view events use the page path without URL query parameters. These measures do not mean that hosting providers or analytics vendors receive no technical information. A call-click event records a click, not a conversation’s content or outcome.
4. Cookies, local storage and Google measurement
The website uses browser local storage under dappr-analytics-consent to remember your analytics choice. This preference remains until changed or cleared by you or your browser. Hosting or security services may also use technologies needed to deliver and protect the site.
The website’s Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager integration loads on our public domain only after you accept optional analytics. It can measure page visits, device or browser characteristics, approximate location, interactions and performance. Google Analytics can use cookies such as _ga and _ga_*; their duration depends on Google’s settings and the browser. Google Tag Manager manages configured measurement tags and is not itself a complete list of those tags.
Our website controls keep advertising storage, advertising user data and advertising personalization consent denied. The direct Google Analytics configuration also disables Google signals and advertising personalization signals. Tag Manager configurations can change independently of website code and must be kept consistent with your choices and this policy.
Choose Reject optional to use the site without optional analytics. Reopen Cookie settings at the bottom of the page to change your choice. If the browser cannot save a choice, optional analytics remain off. Withdrawal stops future optional measurement through these controls and attempts to clear accessible Google Analytics cookies; it does not recall information already received by a vendor. Clearing local storage or changing browser or device can require a new choice. Browser cookie controls and Google’s analytics opt-out tools offer additional controls.
Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals are distinct from the website’s consent setting. This notice does not claim that the current site automatically detects those signals. Where applicable law requires a recognized opt-out signal to be honored, we must honor it; you may also send a request through the contact methods below.
5. How we use information
We use information to respond to inquiries, assess fit, prepare proposals, provide and administer agreed services, communicate about projects, manage relationships, maintain business and financial records, improve the website and services, investigate abuse, enforce agreements, and meet legal obligations. With your permission where required, we use optional analytics to understand website use and performance.
We may send relevant business updates or marketing communications where permitted by law. You can opt out of marketing email using an unsubscribe instruction in the message or by contacting us. Service, transaction, security and legal communications may still be necessary. An inquiry alone does not grant unrestricted consent to automated marketing calls or texts; those activities require any separate consent and disclosures required by law.
6. Legal bases where required
Where a law requires a legal basis, we rely on the basis appropriate to the activity: taking steps you request before entering a contract or performing a contract; legitimate interests in responding to business inquiries, protecting systems and managing our business, subject to required balancing; complying with legal obligations; or your consent, including for optional analytics where required. You may withdraw consent without affecting processing that was lawful before withdrawal. Where applicable, you may object to processing based on legitimate interests.
7. When information is shared
We disclose information as reasonably needed to providers that support hosting, security, business communications, inquiry routing, CRM, analytics, professional advice and agreed service delivery. The website is designed for Cloudflare Pages, inquiry forwarding uses configured HighLevel webhooks when connected, and optional measurement uses Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager. Providers receive information needed for their role, subject to applicable contracts and law; some also process technical information under their own notices.
Authorized personnel and contractors may access information needed for their responsibilities. We may share information with your direction, to deliver an integration you request, with professional advisers or insurers, in response to valid legal process, to protect rights or safety, to investigate fraud or misuse, or as part of a proposed or completed merger, financing, reorganization or business transfer, subject to applicable safeguards.
Submitting information does not authorize us to sell it without restriction. This website’s inquiry workflow routes information for Dappr’s business follow-up. Privacy laws define sale, sharing and targeted advertising differently, including some nonmonetary disclosures. Where those definitions apply, you may exercise the relevant opt-out rights below. We do not treat acceptance of analytics as consent to advertising personalization.
8. AI, automation and client information
Our services can involve AI-assisted tools and automation where appropriate to the agreed scope. If personal information is involved, its permitted use, provider access and any required processing terms must be addressed for that engagement. This policy does not grant permission to use client confidential information to train a public AI model or to disregard client processing instructions. Do not submit sensitive or confidential material to a public form for AI analysis.
9. Retention
Retention depends on the purpose, relationship, sensitivity, contractual requirements, applicable recordkeeping duties, and the need to resolve disputes or protect legal rights. Inquiry records may remain useful while discussions or a business relationship continue; contracts, billing and dispute records may need to be retained longer. Provider logs, backups and analytics can follow different schedules. We do not represent that one fixed retention period applies to every record.
When information is no longer needed for a lawful purpose, it should be deleted, de-identified or otherwise handled as required by law and applicable agreements. A deletion request may not immediately remove restricted backup copies that are awaiting ordinary rotation, or records subject to a legal hold. We will explain an applicable exception when required.
10. Security and your responsibilities
We use safeguards appropriate to the nature of the information and the services involved. No internet transmission, device or storage system is completely secure. We cannot promise that unauthorized access, loss or interception will never occur. Use care with information you send and notify us promptly of suspected misuse. We will provide legally required incident notices; this paragraph does not limit duties imposed by law.
11. International processing
Dappr is based in the United States. Providers may process information in the United States and other countries whose privacy rules differ from those where you live. Where applicable law requires a transfer mechanism or other safeguards, those requirements apply. Contact us for information about safeguards relevant to your data. Visiting the website alone is not treated as a substitute for a legally required international-transfer safeguard.
12. Your privacy rights
Depending on your location, applicable law, our activities and statutory thresholds, you may have rights to know or access personal information, obtain a portable copy, correct inaccuracies, request deletion, withdraw consent, object to or restrict certain processing, and opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising or certain profiling decisions. Some laws provide a right to limit particular uses of sensitive information, use an authorized agent, appeal a decision, or complain to a regulator. These rights are subject to legal conditions and exemptions. We do not claim that every regional privacy law applies to every visitor.
California residents may have rights under the CCPA/CPRA if applicable, including information about categories, sources, purposes and recipients described in this policy, and rights concerning sale or sharing and sensitive personal information. Utah and other US state residents may have applicable state rights. People covered by the EEA GDPR, UK GDPR or similar laws may have access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction, objection and supervisory-authority complaint rights.
Email hello@bedappr.com with the subject Privacy request, call 866-747-1776, or write to the address below. Describe your request and relationship with Dappr. Do not send a password or identity document unless we arrange a suitable verification method. We may reasonably verify identity, authority and the scope of a request before disclosing or changing records. An authorized agent may need evidence of permission.
We will respond within the period applicable law requires, explain legally permitted extensions or denials where required, and avoid unlawful discrimination for exercising rights. To appeal an eligible denial, reply to our decision or contact us with the subject Privacy appeal. You may also contact your state attorney general or relevant privacy regulator. A client may need to handle requests about records it controls.
13. Children and sensitive uses
Our website and business services are directed to adults acting for businesses, not children under 18. We do not knowingly solicit personal information from children through this website. If you believe a child provided information, contact us so we can investigate and take action required by law. The site is not intended for emergency reporting, medical care or the submission of regulated personal records.
14. Third-party links and services
External websites, social networks, scheduling tools and other third-party services apply their own terms and privacy practices. Following a link or choosing an integration may provide information directly to that provider. Review its notice before providing information. Dappr does not control those independent practices.
SMS/RCS messaging privacy
The contact form offers a separate, optional, unchecked choice to receive transactional and operational SMS/RCS messages from Dappr LLC at the mobile number you provide. These may include consultation and appointment confirmations and reminders, account and onboarding updates, billing notices and receipts, project updates, and support replies. Messages may use automated technology. Message frequency varies; message and data rates may apply. Consent is not a condition of purchase, and submitting an inquiry or providing a phone number alone does not constitute consent.
When you opt in, the inquiry system forwards your phone number, affirmative consent choice, disclosure text and version, submission time and form source to our configured inquiry provider. These records support administration and evidence of your choice. The sending system must retain the records, check the applicable consent and suppression status, and process opt-outs before sending. This form does not authorize promotional or marketing messages.
Mobile information, SMS/RCS opt-in data and consent will not be sold, rented or shared with third parties or affiliates for their marketing or promotional purposes. We may disclose these records to providers that help operate and deliver our messaging program, solely for that purpose, or as required by law. Such providers must protect the information and may not use it for their own marketing.
Reply STOP to opt out of the messaging program at any time, or HELP for help. You may receive one confirmation of your opt-out; further program messages require a new valid opt-in. You may also request help or withdrawal at hello@bedappr.com or 866-747-1776. Opting out of messages does not cancel your services or prevent necessary communications by another permitted method. Consent records and suppression records may be retained as reasonably needed to honor your choice and meet legal obligations.
15. Changes and contact
We may update this policy as our practices, services or legal obligations change. The date above identifies the current version. Material changes will receive any additional notice or consent required by law. Changes do not retroactively eliminate rights or authorize incompatible uses without a lawful basis.
Dappr LLC, Attn: Legal / Privacy, 11 S Main St, Hurricane, Utah 84737, United States. Email: hello@bedappr.com. Telephone: 866-747-1776.