Your route never reaches us.

Who we are

PowerDelivery is made by Unidatum Integrated Products Limited, Venture Hub, 136 Capel Street, Dublin D01 T2C9, Ireland, the controller for the little personal data this policy describes, together with Unidatum Integrated Products LLC in the United States.

For anything about privacy, write to privacy@unidatum.eu. We have not appointed a statutory Data Protection Officer; that address handles every request.

In short

Your route never reaches us

PowerDelivery has no Unidatum server and no account. Your stops, parcels, tracking numbers and where you have driven are kept on your phone.

No tracking

The app has no analytics, crash reporting or advertising, and sends nothing about you to Unidatum or to anyone else.

What it does fetch

Map data, satellite photos and extra addresses for your area, from the public servers named below. Those requests name a place, not you.

What PowerDelivery keeps on your phone

Your settings (country, carrier, depot, vehicle, theme); the day's stops, with the addresses, names and tracking numbers read from labels or typed; which cell in the vehicle each parcel is in; and what has been delivered.

Where you pressed Delivered at each address, so that address is found there next time, and house numbers you add to the map yourself.

For better estimates: the time each past day took, and, for road segments you have driven, the total distance and time driven on each. The GPS trail itself is not kept.

The downloaded map, satellite photos and addresses for your area.

All of it is in the app's own storage on the phone. Uninstalling the app deletes it. Android may include it in your own device backup, if you have that turned on.

Camera, location, speech

Camera

Used only while you scan a label. Frames are read on the phone, by barcode and text recognition built into the app, and are neither saved nor sent anywhere. What is kept is the address and tracking number you add.

Location

Used while the app is open, to plan from where you are, give directions, notice when you leave the route, and record a door when you press Delivered. It is not sent anywhere.

Speech

Directions are spoken by your phone's own text-to-speech engine, under its own settings.

Google Maps

If you tap Navigate in Google Maps, the stop's position and name are handed to the Google Maps app on your phone, which uses them under Google's privacy policy. Nothing else is handed over.

What the app downloads, and from whom

When you download your area's map, the app asks a public OpenStreetMap Overpass server for the roads, addresses and post offices in a box around your depot. It tries overpass-api.de first, then, if that is busy, overpass.kumi.systems, overpass.private.coffee and maps.mail.ru. Where available, it also reads addresses for that box from Overture Maps' public files (stac.overturemaps.org and the cloud storage they point to).

Satellite photos come from the USGS (basemap.nationalmap.gov) in the US and from Esri (server.arcgisonline.com) elsewhere, one small square of the map at a time.

These servers see your IP address and the area asked for, as any website sees the requests it serves, and handle them under their own policies. The requests carry no account, no identifier and nothing about your route or parcels.

This website

This site is static pages served by Cloudflare. It sets no cookies and runs no analytics. Cloudflare, as our hosting provider, processes the requests it serves, including your IP address, under its own privacy policy (cloudflare.com/privacypolicy).

When downloads are offered here, the download page runs Cloudflare Turnstile, a check that you are a person and not a bot, and we count each download: the product, version and file, whether it completed, the country Cloudflare places the request in, and your browser's user-agent string. We do not store your IP address with it. These counts are kept for three months.

The people you deliver to

Labels carry the names and addresses of the people you deliver to. PowerDelivery keeps what you scan on your phone, for your route, and sends it nowhere. Your employer or carrier may have its own rules about handling it, which apply alongside this policy.

Sharing, selling, advertising

We do not sell or share personal information, and we show no advertising. Apart from Cloudflare hosting this site, no one processes personal data for us in connection with PowerDelivery.

Deleting your data

Removing a stop deletes it from the phone, and uninstalling the app deletes everything it kept. We hold nothing of yours to delete.

Your rights

Wherever you live, you may ask us what personal data we hold about you, and to correct or delete it. Under the GDPR you also have the rights to restrict or object to processing and to portability; under California's CPRA, to know, delete, correct and opt out of sale or sharing (there is none to opt out of). Write to privacy@unidatum.eu: we answer within 30 days (45 under the CPRA), and may need to confirm who you are first. In practice we hold almost nothing that identifies you.

In the EU you may complain to the Irish Data Protection Commission (dataprotection.ie), our lead supervisory authority, or to the authority where you live or work; in the UK, to the Information Commissioner's Office.

Children

PowerDelivery is a tool for work and is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from them; the app collects none from anyone.

Changes

If PowerDelivery starts handling data differently, we will update this page before the version that does so is released, and change the date below.