app-policies

Privacy Policy — Bread Counter

Last updated: October 10, 2026

The Japanese version of this Policy is the authoritative (governing) version. If there is any conflict or discrepancy between this translation and the Japanese version, the Japanese version controls. 日本語版はこちら

1. Introduction

Bread Counter (the “App”) lets you record the bread you eat and look back on it. This Policy explains what information is collected when you use the App and how it is handled.

2. Information the App collects

Information stored only on your device

The following is stored only on your device. Nothing is sent externally, and this data is erased when you delete the App.

• What you recorded (bread type, toast level, toppings, soup, and the date and time of each record)
• Free-text comments you add to a record (for example, where you ate — text you type yourself)
• Routines you save (combinations you often eat)
• Settings (language, default bread, a local copy of your Pro status, and so on)
• When and in which time zone you recorded, the day you first opened the App, the day Pro was first activated, and achievements you have earned (kept so that future features can show you a look back)

The App does not collect any personally identifying information such as your name, email address, phone number, or home address. No account registration is required. Please do not enter personal information, or information about other people, in the comment field.

Information collected by a third party for ad delivery (Google AdMob)

The App uses Google AdMob to display ads. For ad delivery and fraud prevention, Google may collect and process the following:

• Advertising identifiers (IDFA on iOS, Advertising ID on Android)
• Information about ad impressions and taps
• An approximate region estimated from your IP address
• Technical information such as device type and OS version

This information is processed under Google’s own privacy policy. The App’s developer does not separately obtain or retain this information. Ads are shown in the free version (the paid Pro version shows no ads).

Tracking on iOS: to deliver personalized ads, the App may request App Tracking Transparency permission, for example on first launch. If you grant permission, your IDFA may be used for tracking across other apps and websites. Granting permission is optional; if you decline, the App still functions normally (you will simply see non-personalized ads).

Information processed by third parties to manage purchases (RevenueCat and Apple)

The App has a paid Pro version unlocked with a one-time payment. To handle purchases, restores, and checking your purchase status, the App uses the purchase-management service RevenueCat (RevenueCat, Inc.) and Apple’s App Store. When you buy or restore, RevenueCat may process:

• An anonymous user ID assigned automatically within the App
• The product purchased, the purchase date and time, and the purchase status (active, refunded, and so on)
• Technical information such as your IP address, device type, OS version, and App version

Payment information (such as card numbers) is processed by Apple. The App’s developer does not obtain it.

Information collected by a third party for crash analysis and usage insight (Google Firebase)

To find the causes of problems and improve quality, the App uses Google Firebase (Crashlytics and Analytics). Google may collect and process the following:

• A record of what happened when the App crashes (the screen, device type, OS version, App version, and so on)
• Rough usage information, such as App launches and screens viewed
• Feature usage (how many times and in what way you recorded bread, saved or deleted a routine, opened the report, opened the X share screen, or took a purchase step). This may include the name of a bread type and numbers such as how many toppings were used. It never includes text you typed yourself, such as comments
• Your choice in the ads consent and tracking permission prompts
• An identifier assigned automatically to each installation of the App (it does not identify you personally)

This information is processed under Google’s own privacy policy.

3. Purpose of use

• Ad delivery (including personalization where permitted) and fraud prevention (Google)
• Purchases, restores, and checking purchase status (RevenueCat and Apple)
• Crash analysis and quality improvement (Google Firebase)

The developer does not use this information for any other purpose.

4. Disclosure to third parties

The information described above is processed by Google, RevenueCat, and Apple under their own privacy policies. We do not disclose information to any other third party.

5. Deleting and managing information

• Records, comments, and settings stored on your device are erased when you delete the App.
• You can change the App’s tracking permission at any time in iOS Settings.
• Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID. On another device, use “Restore purchases” to restore it.

6. Children’s privacy

The App is not directed to children under 13.

7. Changes to this Policy

We may revise this Policy in response to new features or changes in law. If there is a material change, we will update the “Last updated” date on this page.

8. Contact

For questions about this Policy, please contact:

Contact: gendaijin44435@gmail.com