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Last updated: September 26, 2026

Introduction

Appriza organizes a sector watchlist and offers AI-generated sector reports and briefings. AI output may be inaccurate, is not a verified real-time market feed, and is not financial advice. AI processing, usage analytics, notifications and advertising tracking have separate controls.

Local records

Watchlist sectors, timeframes, analyst notes, generated reports, briefing history and profile details are stored locally. Device backups may include local records. Exports or sharing send selected content to the destination you choose. Local deletion does not delete separate exports or backups.

Optional AI processing

With AI data usage consent, selected sectors, timeframes, analyst context and investment goals are sent through Point’s AI service to OpenAI for a report. Briefing requests may include saved sector reports and their content. Do not enter confidential information you do not want processed.

Consent is checked at request time, including automatic watchlist and briefing refreshes. Setup can continue without AI. Change AI data usage during onboarding, before payment or in Settings; Use without AI blocks future requests but does not erase requests already processed. Local organization remains subject to existing subscription rules.

Generated outlooks, scores, dates and suggestions are estimates and may be outdated or incorrect. They are not personalized investment recommendations or a guarantee of performance.

Optional usage analytics

Product analytics are off until you choose to share. You can decline or change your choice in Privacy choices during onboarding, before payment or in Settings. Usage sharing is separate from AI, purchases, notifications and Apple tracking permission.

If enabled, Point uses PostHog for bounded lifecycle, onboarding, valuation-save and analysis workflow stages, paywall interactions and purchase outcomes. Events include an anonymous installation identifier and app/version/platform context. Saving a watchlist entry counts as completed only after successful local persistence.

Analytics exclude company names, sectors, timeframes, financial amounts, goals, analyst context, watchlists, reports, prompts, generated content, profile details, email, transaction identifiers and raw errors. Session replay and automatic content capture are disabled.

Withdrawal stops future product analytics and clears pending local events. It does not retroactively erase events already received.

Advertising measurement

With Apple tracking authorization, Meta and TikTok may receive app activity, advertising/device identifiers and purchase information to measure advertising. Denying tracking does not block app features. Manage tracking in iOS Settings. SDK diagnostics may include crash and other diagnostic information.

Subscriptions, support and app discovery

Apple handles subscriptions and payment details and determines introductory-offer eligibility. Appriza reads product and entitlement status; Hatching Point does not receive payment-card details.

Feedback you submit, optional email and app/device context go to Point’s support service on Convex. More Apps requests public App Store information from Apple. Network services receive IP addresses and request metadata needed to operate and secure services.

Controls and retention

Manage usage and AI choices within the app, and notification/advertising permissions in iOS Settings. Uninstalling removes the local app container; backups and exports are separate.

Service data is retained as needed to provide, support and secure services and meet legal obligations. Recipient services control retention of information sent to them. Contact inquiry@hatchingpoint.com with privacy questions or requests; anonymous events may not be attributable to a named person.

Children and updates

Appriza is not directed at children under 13. Changes are reflected in the updated date.

Optional advertising measurement

Some Hatching Point apps include Meta's SDK in a disabled state. It initializes only when measurement is enabled for that app and you authorize tracking through Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt. When enabled, device identifiers, product interactions, and verified purchase event details such as value and currency may be shared with Meta for advertising measurement and analytics. Payment-card details are never shared. You can deny the request or revoke permission later in iOS Settings.