Cairn Legal Overview

Policies & User Information

Welcome to the general Cairn Event Management Software Terms and Conditions. Below you’ll find clear, easy‑to‑read summaries of our key policies. These are designed to help you understand how the software works, what data we collect, and what rights you have as a user.

Cairn is event management software from Creed Apps. It is used by event organisers and their crews to run checkpoints, track participants through a course, and keep an event’s picture current.

Cairn is licensed to event organisations. If you are using Cairn at an event, your access comes from the organisation running that event — they decide who gets in, what you can see, and what happens to the event’s data afterwards.

Terms of Use (Summary)

Who this is for: anyone who uses Cairn.

The rules for using Cairn: what you may do with it, what you may not, and what we promise and do not promise. If you are crew at an event, these are the terms that apply to you.

Full Terms of Use

Privacy Policy (Summary)

Who this is for: anyone whose information is in Cairn.

What information Cairn holds, who is responsible for it, where it is stored, and how long it is kept. It explains the split that matters most: for your own account details we are responsible, and for the participant and crew data an event organiser puts into Cairn, the organiser is responsible and we act on their instructions.

Full Privacy Policy

Beta Tester Terms (Summary)

Who this is for: people testing Cairn before release.

Cairn is still being built. If you have been given early access, these are the additional terms that cover it — including keeping it confidential and not relying on it as the record of a real event.

Full Beta Tester Terms

Licensing Cairn

Cairn is licensed to event organisations under a written agreement covering the service, support and data protection. It is not sold from this website.

Need help?

If you are crew at an event and want your details removed, or want to know what is held about you, contact the organisation running that event first — they control the event’s data. We will help them, and you, either way.

If you have questions, reach out anytime: Please contact us

Last Updated:
4 September 2026