Case Study: Consumer Reports empowers users to control personal data with Input Logic's Permission Slip app

Consumer Reports scales Permission Slip from 30 companies to hundreds with Input Logic

Consumer Reports approached Input Logic with the challenge of creating a mobile app to empower users concerned about how their personal data is used. They needed a product that could help people easily opt out of data sharing while also fitting within the Consumer Reports brand family.

Input Logic designed and built the Permission Slip app, developing a strategy, visual identity, and the final iOS and Android applications. The solution featured a distinctive brand inspired by a physical permission slip and included functionality for submitting and tracking data management requests. Following the successful launch, Input Logic continued to refine the UX and expand the feature set, which grew from 30 to hundreds of companies and recently introduced a new revenue stream for the product.

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