Privacy
Last updated: May 26, 2026
None. Fracture is a pure-display app. It has no logbook, no notes, no journal, no settings worth persisting beyond standard iOS defaults, and no user-entered content of any kind. There is no database, no user profile, and nothing on disk that describes you or what you've done in the app.
None. We do not collect any personal information, device identifiers, usage data, crash reports, IP addresses, or analytics. Fracture makes no network requests at all, so there is no opportunity for data to leave your device through the app.
Fracture requests no iOS permissions. It does not ask for access to your photos, your location, your contacts, your microphone, your camera, your calendar, your health data, or your notifications. There is no permission prompt at any point during normal use — because there is nothing in the app that would need one.
Fracture does not embed any third-party SDKs. There are no ad networks, no analytics providers, no crash reporters, no A/B testing frameworks, and no social-media integrations. The app is built entirely on Apple's first-party frameworks.
Your download of Fracture is processed by Apple under Apple's own Privacy Policy. Fracture does not receive any personally identifying information from this transaction. Apple may share aggregated, anonymized App Store statistics with us (such as download and crash counts) — this is standard for every app on the App Store and is governed by Apple, not Fracture.
If you back up your iPhone or iPad to iCloud or to a Mac, Fracture is included in that backup as part of your standard device backup, encrypted and managed by Apple. In practice there is essentially nothing for Fracture to back up — the app holds no user-entered data — so a backup of Fracture is effectively just the app itself. Fracture does not interact with iCloud or any cloud service directly.
Fracture is not directed at children. Because Fracture does not collect any data from anyone, it cannot and does not knowingly collect data from children under 13.
Fracture retains no user data, so there is nothing to retain and nothing to delete. Removing the app from your device removes Fracture entirely. Because nothing leaves your device, there is nothing for us to delete on a server — there are no servers.
Fracture works the same way for everyone, in every country. Because no personal data is collected or transmitted, there is no cross-border data transfer to disclose under GDPR, CCPA, or similar regulations.
If this policy changes (for example, because a future version of Fracture adds an opt-in feature that involves the network), the updated policy will be posted at this URL and the "Last updated" date above will be revised. Material changes will be announced inside the app.
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