RCMS Privacy Policy

the app’s policy

Last updated: 17 July 2026

The short version

RCMS keeps your data on your own computer. It sends nothing to the developer and nothing to anyone else. There is no account, no cloud, no telemetry, and no analytics.

What RCMS stores, and where

Everything you enter goes into an ordinary Excel file in a folder you pick during setup: candidate names, contact details, CVs, job descriptions, interview notes, and your settings. You can open that file in Excel yourself at any time. RCMS also keeps rotating backups of it in the same folder.

If you set up a team workspace, one extra file holds the team’s sign-in details. It stores a scrambled version of each PIN, never the PIN itself, and it sits in the shared folder you chose, on your own OneDrive or SharePoint.

What RCMS sends

Nothing.

RCMS makes no network requests. There is no telemetry, no crash reporting, no usage analytics, and no automatic update check that phones home. The developer cannot see your candidates, and has no way to.

Email and calendar

RCMS composes emails and interview invites in your own Microsoft Outlook. It opens the draft and stops there. Nothing is sent until you send it, and it goes through your mail account, not through the developer.

Two places offer to email the developer. Both open a draft and stop; neither sends anything, and you can read or delete anything attached before you do.

The first appears when RCMS cannot read a leadership workbook you have connected. It fills in your column headings so the layout can be supported, and nothing else. No candidate data is attached.

The second is Settings, Support, “Draft a support email”. It attaches two files: the RCMS log, which records what the app did and any errors it hit, and a short diagnostics summary listing your RCMS version, your Windows version, and the locations of the folders you chose. Your tracker, your CVs, and your team’s sign-in file are never attached. The log records actions and errors rather than candidate records, but an error can quote a file name or a folder path you chose, and a file name may contain a candidate’s name. Read the attachments before you send if that matters to you, or remove them and write in plain text instead.

Settings, Support also links to the RCMS guides at https://rcmshere.web.app. Opening it hands the address to your own browser, the same way an email is handed to Outlook. RCMS itself reaches no server, and the site is not told who you are.

Your responsibilities

The candidate data you store is personal data about other people, and looking after it is your responsibility. If a law like the GDPR or India’s DPDP Act applies to you, you are the one it applies to, because you hold the data and the developer never sees it.

Deleting your data

Delete the data folder you chose during setup. That is all of it. Uninstalling RCMS does not delete your data, because the app never held it.

Contact

rcmsdevsupport@gmail.com

About this website

the site’s own note — not the app’s

This website uses Google Analytics through Firebase to count visits and see which pages people read. That tells me whether the guide is doing its job. It sets a cookie and records the usual things: the page you are on, roughly where in the world you are, and what browser you use.

The download button is Microsoft’s own Store badge, which loads a small script from get.microsoft.com. That is the only other thing on this site that comes from somewhere else.

This is about the website only. RCMS itself, the app on your computer, sends nothing anywhere. It makes no network requests at all: no telemetry, no crash reports, no update pings. The policy above is the app’s, and it is true.

If you would rather not be counted, any tracker blocker will stop it, and nothing on the site breaks.