Privacy at Catch Club
Your information.
Clearly explained.
Privacy policy · Review draft · 21 September 2026
The controller identity, legal bases, providers, retention periods and age requirements must be confirmed before this becomes the final privacy notice.
1. Who is responsible
This policy covers the Catch Club app and website. The legal name and contact address of the person or organisation responsible for personal information still need to be supplied. Until those details and the practices below have been confirmed, this is a draft for review.
2. Information and permissions
The app includes accounts and profiles, catch records and photos, fishing clubs, community posts and chats, and location features. The final policy must describe exactly which account details, device identifiers, notifications, diagnostics and uploaded photo metadata are collected. Camera, photo and location access must be explained alongside the choices available in iPhone Settings.
3. How information is used
Catch information powers fishing history and club standings. Community content supports posts and conversations. The final policy must identify the purpose and lawful basis for each use of personal information, including account security, moderation, diagnostics, support and notifications.
4. Location and sharing choices
Catch Club offers exact location, place-name-only and hidden-location choices for catches. Review the selected option before sharing. Information shared with club members or in conversations can be seen by the intended recipients. The final notice must explain all visibility defaults.
5. Service providers and transfers
The owner must confirm the services used for account hosting, data storage, maps, push notifications, diagnostics and this website, along with the relevant hosting countries and safeguards for international transfers.
6. How long information is kept
Retention periods for accounts, catches, photos, messages, reports, diagnostics, backups and support requests have not yet been confirmed. The final policy must give those periods or explain how they are decided, including what happens after an account is deleted.
7. Your choices and rights
Depending on the law that applies, you may have rights to access, correct, erase, restrict or object to the use of your information, request a portable copy, and withdraw consent where processing relies on it. Identity checks may be needed. If UK data protection law applies, you can also raise a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office.
8. This website
This website does not set cookies, use analytics or collect information through forms. Cloudflare may process limited technical request data to deliver and protect the website under its own service terms. A direct support contact will be added before public support requests are accepted.
9. Children and young people
The owner must confirm the intended minimum age, any age checks or parental consent process, and how concerns about children’s information are handled.
10. Changes and contact
This draft was prepared on 21 September 2026. The final policy should show its effective date, explain how significant changes will be communicated and provide the controller’s verified contact details.