The full answer
GDPR is mostly about how personal data is collected, used and protected, so it shapes product decisions early. During discovery we map what personal data the product handles, why it is needed and the lawful basis you rely on, then design flows to match.
Common features include clear consent capture and withdrawal, privacy settings, the ability to export a user's data or delete their account on request, and retention rules that remove data when it is no longer needed.
Under the hood, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is role-based, and audit logs record who accessed or changed personal data. For EU and UK clients, we can host data in European cloud regions.
Compliance is shared. We build the technical measures; your organisation owns policies, records of processing and contracts with processors. We provide the technical documentation your data protection officer or adviser needs.
When a product uses third-party services such as email, analytics, payment or AI providers, each may process personal data. We help you identify them, prefer providers with EU or UK data processing options, and design integrations so only the data each service needs is shared with it.