Privacy Policy

Krffl LLC (“Krffl”, “we”, “us”) makes small apps and games. We built them so that we don’t need your personal information, and we don’t collect it. This policy explains what that means in practice, including the few cases where information leaves your device through Apple or Google services you choose to use.

It covers the krffl.com website and our apps and games, including test and beta versions: HearthWork, Splits, HorrorMovieCam, Void Spinner, TileForge Tactics, Lord of the Crows, Gatefall Drift, Gatefall Arena, Enter the Depths, That’s So Gator, Overboard, Merge & Mortar, and any new app that links here. These apps have their own privacy policy, which applies to them instead: Recipe Boss, HomeMovieCam, Flower Focus and ToDoddle.

The short version

• No accounts. You never sign up with us.
• No ads, no analytics and no tracking. Our apps contain no advertising, analytics, attribution or tracking software, and we don’t follow you across other apps or websites.
• Your data stays on your device, or in your own Apple or Google account when you use features like iCloud, Apple Health or Game Center.
• We don’t have a server holding your data, so there is nothing of yours for us to sell, share or lose. We never sell personal information.

1. What stays on your device

Everything you create or change in our apps, such as timer sessions, walks, journal entries, videos, photos, settings and game saves, is stored on your device in the app’s own private storage. We can’t see it. Deleting the app deletes this data. Some apps encrypt especially private entries, such as journal text, on the device.

2. When information leaves your device

Information from our apps leaves your device only in the cases below and those in section 3. None of it goes to a Krffl server:

• iCloud sync: some apps keep your data in step across your devices by saving it to your private iCloud account. For example, Splits syncs your walks and settings, and some games sync your save, with a device name and identifier so your devices can tell their copies apart. This data is stored by Apple in your account, and we cannot read it. You can turn iCloud off for an app in your device settings.
• Apple Health and Health Connect: if you allow it, a fitness app such as Splits reads and writes workouts, steps, distance and similar health data in Apple Health or Android Health Connect. That data stays in the Health system under your control, and you can change access at any time in your Health settings. We never receive it, and health data is never used for advertising.
• Maps: to draw a map of a route, an app may request map images from Apple Maps or Google Maps, which receive the area being shown. On Android, Google Play services may also be used to read your location on the device.
• Game Center: if you’re signed in to Game Center, games may send your scores and achievements to Apple so they appear on leaderboards and in your profile. Apple handles this under its own privacy policy, and you can sign out of Game Center at any time.
• Purchases and reviews: purchases, subscriptions, restoring purchases and “rate this app” prompts are handled entirely by the App Store or Google Play. We never see your payment details. We may receive anonymous sales reports from Apple or Google.
• Device backups: if you back up your device with iCloud or Google, your app data may be included in that backup, under your account.
• Things you choose to share: when you tap Share, Export or Save to Photos, the item goes where you send it. If you use iCloud Photos, saved photos and videos sync as part of your library.

3. Crash reports and test feedback

Our apps don’t send crash reports themselves. If you have chosen to share analytics with app developers in your device settings, or you are testing an app through TestFlight or Google Play testing, Apple or Google may share crash logs, basic device details and any feedback you send with us. This information is anonymous or sent by you, and we use it only to fix bugs. Some of our games are built with the Unity engine. We don’t use Unity Analytics or Unity’s crash-reporting service, but the engine may send basic technical information, such as device model and system version, to Unity under Unity’s privacy policy.

4. Permissions

Some features ask for permission: the camera and microphone to record, location to measure a walk, notifications for timers and reminders, Face ID to lock a journal, or Photos to save what you make. We ask only when you use the feature, and the result stays on your device unless you share it. You can change permissions at any time in your device settings. Where an app uses on-device AI, it runs on your device.

5. The krffl.com website

Our website has no accounts, no advertising, and no analytics or tracking cookies. Like any website, it is delivered by hosting and network providers, currently Bunny.net and Cloudflare, which process your IP address and basic request details, such as the page requested and your browser type, to deliver the site and protect it from abuse. They keep this data briefly, under their own policies. Links to the App Store, Google Play or our apps’ own websites take you to sites with their own privacy policies.

6. When you contact us

If you email us or use our support center, we receive what you send, such as your email address, your message and any screenshots. We use it only to answer you and improve our apps, keep it only as long as needed, and never add you to a mailing list without asking.

7. Children

Our apps are made to be safe for people of all ages, and some are rated for younger players. Because we don’t collect personal information from anyone, we don’t knowingly collect it from children under 13 (or the age set by your country). Platform features such as Game Center and iCloud follow Apple’s parental controls. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, for example by email, contact us and we will delete it.

8. Your choices and rights

• Delete an app to delete its data from your device.
• Turn off iCloud, Health access, Game Center, location or other permissions for an app in your device settings.
• Delete data stored in your iCloud, Health or Google account through those services.
• Ask us what information we hold about you, or ask us to delete it, by emailing support@krffl.com. In most cases the answer is nothing beyond any support emails.

Depending on where you live, laws such as the GDPR or U.S. state privacy laws (including California’s) give you rights to access, correct, delete and port your personal information and to opt out of its sale or sharing. We honor these rights for everyone. We don’t sell or share personal information for advertising, and we don’t use it to make automated decisions about you.

9. Security

Keeping your data on your device, or in your own Apple or Google account, is our main protection: there is no Krffl database of user data to be breached. Your device’s passcode, encryption and account security protect it there. No system is perfectly secure, so please keep your device updated and protected.

10. Changes to this policy

If an app ever needs to collect information in a new way, we’ll update this policy before that version is released, change the date at the top, and tell you in the app if the change matters. We will never start selling your information.

11. Contact us

Questions about privacy? Get in touch: