LoliGO

Privacy

Draft — not yet reviewed by counsel

This page describes what the software actually does today. It has not been through legal review and is not the published policy until it has been.

What we collect

• Your cell number, because it is how you sign in. We text you a six-digit code and keep the number so the next sign-in works. There is no password.
• Your name, as the plant entered it, so the other side knows who acted.
• What you enter about a trip — species, estimated pounds, hold temperatures, the arrival window, and any note you add — and what the plant enters back, including the receiving lane and the reason for a decline.
• A device token, if you turn on notifications, so a phone can be told an advisory was answered.
• A record of changes. Every action that changes an advisory is logged with who did it and when. This is deliberate: two businesses are coordinating a landing, and each needs to be able to show what was said.

Who can see it

A captain's advisory is visible to that captain and to the plant it was sent to. Nobody else — not other boats, not other plants. A plant sees the boats it has enrolled and the captains it has authorized on them.

What we don't do

We do not sell your data, we do not use it for advertising, and we do not share catch information with other plants or with anyone else's fleet. LoliGO is not connected to any regulatory or enforcement system: an advisory is an operational estimate, not a filing.

Where it lives, and for how long

Data is stored in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest, and backed up. Trip records are kept while the plant has a business reason to keep them. Sign-in codes are short-lived and sessions expire.

Asking about your data

Write to loli@loligo.app to ask what we hold about you, to correct it, or to close your account. Some records of a completed landing stay with the plant that received it even after your access ends.