Version 0.4 · Updated September 19, 2026

Scope

This Privacy Policy applies to SuperClock for iOS and explains how information is handled when you use clocks, faces, settings, membership, and sharing features.

Information we process

• On-device settings: your selected face, theme, display preferences, second-hand mode, sound, and chime settings, used to provide the features you choose.
• Product analytics and identifiers: product analytics is enabled by default. The app records app sessions, active days, clock-face use and current favorites, plus app version, device class and model, full OS version, language, time zone, and App Store region for reliability analysis and product improvement. An iCloud-account-scoped pseudonymous identifier and a random installation identifier distinguish relevant records; they do not contain your name, email address, or advertising identifier. When iCloud is available, relevant records are uploaded through CloudKit. Without iCloud, they remain on the device and are not uploaded later.
• Optional usage profile: if you choose to complete and save the “Usage profile,” age range, gender, use scenario, and city are processed with product-analytics records. Every field is optional.
• Feedback: if you submit in-app feedback, we process the feedback text, language, app version and build, device model, and a random installation identifier to provide support and replies. Feedback submission requires iCloud and is stored through CloudKit.
• Purchases: subscriptions and lifetime purchases are processed by Apple App Store. The app receives transaction and entitlement status to unlock Pro features; we do not receive your full payment-card details.
• Location and weather: location or weather information is processed only if a future release explicitly provides the feature and you grant permission. Weather is disabled in the current release configuration.
• Content you choose to share: shared clock images are generated on device. You can hide location information before sharing.

Identifiers and App Tracking Transparency (ATT)

SuperClock randomly generates and stores installation identifiers on the device solely to distinguish analytics or feedback records from an app installation. These are not unique hardware identifiers, Apple's advertising identifier (IDFA), or the identifier for vendors (IDFV). The iCloud-account-scoped pseudonymous identifier associates and manages records within SuperClock and does not contain your name or email address. The device model describes a model category and does not uniquely identify an individual device.

SuperClock does not access IDFA or IDFV, derive a device fingerprint from device properties, or integrate advertising or cross-app advertising attribution SDKs. This information is used only for SuperClock's product analytics, functionality, and feedback support. We do not combine it with data from other companies' apps, websites, or offline sources for targeted advertising or advertising measurement, share it with data brokers, or use it for cross-company tracking.

The current version therefore does not perform “tracking” as defined by Apple and does not require App Tracking Transparency (ATT) authorization. We still disclose the installation identifiers and account-linked information actually collected; not requiring ATT authorization does not mean that no data is collected.

Information we do not actively collect

We do not actively collect your contacts, custom photos, alarm content, precise location, or advertising identifier, and we do not sell personal information. Feedback text is provided by you; please do not include unnecessary sensitive personal information in feedback.

Third-party services

Apple App Store, StoreKit, iCloud/CloudKit, and any system services enabled in a future release may process necessary information under their own privacy policies. SuperClock uses Lottie only for interface animation.

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