Summary
- Data created by the app stays on your device unless you explicitly export it.
- Apple Music playback is governed by Apple’s privacy policy.
- There are no analytics, advertising, tracking, accounts, or third-party SDKs.
- The digital board stores its current card and notes locally in your browser.
Apple Music
The iOS app uses Apple’s MusicKit framework to play song snippets from your Apple Music subscription. Access is controlled by the standard iOS permission prompt and can be revoked in Settings → Privacy & Security → Media & Apple Music.
Apple operates Apple Music under Apple’s privacy policy. The developer does not receive your Apple Music account, listening history, or information about the songs you play.
Bug reports
If you create a bug report in the app, it is stored on your device and can include song metadata, the category and playlist, your note, app version, device model, and iOS version. It leaves your device only if you explicitly export or copy it. You can delete all reports from the app settings.
Game settings and digital-board progress
App preferences are stored locally using SwiftData. The web board uses browser local storage for the selected layout, marked cells, and notes. This data is not sent to the developer. Clear the board through its controls or remove this site’s browser data to delete it.
Analytics, children, and retention
There are no analytics, telemetry, crash-reporting, advertising, or tracking SDKs. No account or email is required. Because the developer receives no personal data, there is no server-side data to retain or delete. Local information remains until you delete it or uninstall the app.
Your rights and contact
If you believe the developer holds personal data about you, or have a privacy question, contact Oliver Lohmann at oliver@lohmann.io.
Changes
This policy may change if the app or website introduces new data flows. The date above will be updated, and material app changes will be described in release notes.