Privacy Policy

This app has no accounts and never asks to track you. Records stay on your device and in your iCloud. One thing leaves the app: the device information Google's ad SDK sends when it fetches the rewarded ad. This website does not count visits.

What the app sends out

Only the ad. Tapping the coin slab on the end screen plays an ad that doubles your coins. To have one ready, the app asks Google AdMob for one when it launches. What the ad SDK sends to Google at that point is roughly:

• Device information such as device model, iOS version, language and screen size
• Your IP address and the rough region it implies
• Whether the ad was shown, watched to the end, or tapped
• The advertising identifier (IDFA) is not sent. The app never asks for tracking permission, so iOS doesn't hand that value out. The per-app identifier (IDFV) may be sent instead

How Google handles this is described in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services and the Google Privacy Policy. In the European Economic Area and the UK a consent form appears once before the first screen (Google User Messaging Platform). Decline and the app won't request ads and the slab won't appear; the game runs the same. You can change your choice in Settings at any time.

Beyond that there is no server of ours. The app sends no usage statistics and no crash reports of its own. There is no name, email or account to begin with.

What the app keeps on the device

• Records: your best, recent runs with their scores and what you misread where, total stones crossed and coins collected, and how many ads you've watched.
• Coins and characters: coins held, characters unlocked, the one you picked.
• Settings: sound, haptics, language, zone guide and the like.
• Diagnostic text: short lines about what the ad and iCloud code did. You can copy it from "About this app" and paste it into a support email; the app never sends it by itself.

These live in the app's own storage and are deleted with the app.

iCloud

Records, coins, characters and settings sync across devices on the same Apple account through Apple's iCloud key-value store. That storage is between you and Apple; we can't read it. Turn iCloud off on the device and the app works locally only. If you back up your device, the app's storage may be part of that backup, which is likewise between you and Apple.

Sharing and Photos

On the end screen you can turn your run into a card, a single image. It's made on the device and handed to the iOS share sheet, and you choose where it goes. The app doesn't know where it went. If you choose to save it to Photos, the app asks once for permission to add to your photo library; that permission only lets it add, not read.

Children

This app is not made for children, and it never asks for or infers your age.

Changes

If this policy changes, this page changes with it, along with the date below. If in-app purchases are added later, a section on Apple's payment handling will be added then.

Contact

deepheart.app@gmail.com