Effective date: August 31, 2026
RockClue is currently preparing an early-access mobile application for rockhounds and mineral collectors. This notice applies to the public website and waitlist at rockclue.com.
Information we collect
When you join the waitlist, we collect the information you submit and a small amount of context needed to operate the signup:
- Your email address.
- Your selected platform preference: iPhone, Android, or both.
- An optional referral label, the referring website’s domain, and UTM campaign parameters when present.
- The page path used to submit the signup and the time the record was created.
Our hosting provider may also process standard request information, such as IP address, browser details, and request timestamps, in short-lived service and security logs. We do not ask for payment details, precise location, rock collection data, or marketplace information through this waitlist website.
How we use information
We use waitlist information to confirm interest, plan platform testing, send important product and launch updates, invite eligible people to early access, understand which campaigns introduced visitors, protect the form from misuse, and respond to support requests.
You can unsubscribe from promotional email through the link included in our messages or by contacting us.
Retention and your choices
We keep waitlist information while it is useful for early access, launch communication, and related records. We delete or anonymize it when it is no longer needed, subject to reasonable security, fraud-prevention, and legal recordkeeping needs.
You may ask to access, correct, or delete your waitlist information. Depending on where you live, additional privacy rights may apply.
The waitlist is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information through it.
Contact
For privacy questions or requests, email hello@rockclue.com. Please use the subject line “Privacy request” and include the email address used for the waitlist.
This notice will be updated before broader app features—including accounts, community posts, precise location controls, and marketplace activity—become publicly available.