Legal

You can read everything here without giving me anything. There are no accounts to create. You are welcome to link to any page.

The writing, images, and artwork on this website are mine, apart from the Lovable name and badge, which belong to Lovable. Please do not copy the website or present its contents as your own.

I keep the website accurate as best I can, but I cannot promise it is free of mistakes. Nothing on it is an offer or a contract. A project exists once you and I have agreed to it in writing.

The Book a call page uses an AI intake assistant to collect a short brief: what you want developed, a link to a project, written brief, or request for proposal if you have one, your timeline and budget, your name, and your email address. The assistant is an AI, not me. Before you start, you agree that it cannot give quotes, prices, estimates, or dates, cannot enter into an agreement with Appcat, and does not give technical advice. Nothing it says is an offer from Appcat.

While you talk to it, each message is sent to an AI model through Lovable to write the next reply. The site does not store the conversation. Your browser keeps it in this tab only, and it is gone when you close the tab.

When you send the brief, the website emails the brief and the conversation to me and emails you a copy. Those two emails are the only record, and I keep mine for as long as your inquiry or a project that came from it is live.

To stop the assistant and the brief from being flooded, the website keeps a scrambled version of your internet address for a day, and uses it for nothing else.

After you send the brief, the page shows Calendly, the booking tool I use, with your name and email already filled in so you do not have to type them twice. From there Calendly handles the booking and the calendar invite under its own privacy policy. The call itself happens on Google Meet.

I use what you send me to reply to you and to prepare for the call, and for nothing else. I do not sell it, share it for advertising, or add you to a mailing list.

I am in the United States, so anything you send me is handled here. Lovable hosts the website, runs the intake assistant, and sends the emails. Calendly and Google handle the booking and the call.

The site counts visits so I can see which pages get read and where visitors come from. Those counts are totals, not records of individual people. The site sets a cookie with a random id that lasts 30 minutes, so that two pages viewed in one sitting count as one visit. It does not build a profile of you or follow you between visits. The hosting layer sets 2 more cookies of its own to keep the website running and to keep bots out.

Email me if you want to know what I have from you, want it corrected, or want it deleted, and I will do it. If you are in the European Union or the United Kingdom, you can also raise a concern with your data protection authority.

Lovable is a service that turns written instructions into web apps and websites, using AI. I am a Certified Lovable Expert, which you can check on the Lovable partner directory. That certification is not an endorsement or a guarantee of my work by Lovable.

I am not a Lovable employee or agent, and I do not speak for Lovable. Any project you hire me for is an agreement between you and me. Lovable is not a party to it. The Lovable name and badge appear on this website under the terms of the Expert track of the Lovable Partner Program.

Every project has its own written agreement. It says what will be developed, what it costs, and how payment works. That agreement, not this page, governs the work.

The software I develop is licensed to you, not sold. The license is exclusive to you and does not expire. You can use it and keep developing it for your own business, and other people can work on it for you. You cannot sell it, license it to others, or pass it to someone else without a separate written agreement with me. If you sell your business, the license goes with it to the buyer, who signs on to the same terms. Anything I do for you on an ongoing basis is arranged with the buyer separately. The workspace, the account, and the content you put into the project are yours. The way I work, and the pieces I bring to every project, stay mine. The written agreement for your project says all of this in full, and it governs.

If this page changes, the date here changes with it. Last updated 17 October 2026.