What we collect right now
Today, this website collects one thing: whatever you choose to type into the demo-request form on our clinics page. If you use the calculators on our tools section and enter a due date, that calculation happens right here in your browser and the date is never sent to us or anyone else — health information stays with you.
That's it. There are no tracking pixels, no advertising cookies, and no analytics quietly watching you on this site. If you visit and don't fill in a form, we learn nothing about you at all. Even the short video of our clinical advisor is hosted by us — playing it involves no social network and sets no cookies.
Before the app went live, this site had a sign-up form. If you left your details on it back then, we still hold them — we'll only use them to welcome you into the app, and you can ask us to delete them at any time.
How we use it
If you're a clinic or midwife who has asked for a demo, we use your details only to arrange that demo with you. No mailing lists you didn't ask for, no passing your details on.
If you left your details on this site before the app went live, we use them for one purpose: to welcome you into the app. Nothing else.
Where it lives
When you press submit, your form is delivered by Web3Forms — a form delivery service — straight to the BumpPrint team's private inbox.
We don't publish it, we don't share it, and it doesn't go anywhere else. It simply stays with us until we've been in touch.
Your rights (UK GDPR)
Under UK data protection law, your information belongs to you. At any time, you can:
- Ask us what we hold about you
- Ask us to correct anything that's wrong
- Ask us to delete it completely
The simplest way to do any of these is to reply to any email you've had from us — and we'll act on it.
In the app
The BumpPrint app is now live, in its tester phase. Its own detailed privacy policy — written just as plainly as this one — is being added inside the app.
The same principles apply there too, from day one: your information encrypted, kept private, and never sold. That's not a feature — it's the foundation.