Fluck Ledger has no user accounts. We never see your egg counts, your hens' names, your expenses, or anything else you enter in the app — none of it is ever uploaded.
To run the app we rely on a few third-party service providers. For their purposes they receive limited technical information from your device — never anything you enter in the app. Specifically we use service providers for:
For these purposes, the data shared is limited to technical information such as device identifiers (including a per-vendor device identifier and, for notifications, a push token), general device details (model, operating system, language, and timezone), IP address, and app install, session, and usage events. This information is not linked to your identity.
What this never includes: the app does not show the App Tracking Transparency prompt and does not access your device's advertising identifier (IDFA), it is not used to track you across other companies' apps or websites, and none of the records you create in the app are ever part of it. On iOS, install measurement relies primarily on Apple's privacy-preserving SKAdNetwork framework.
All records you create — egg entries, hen profiles, molt history, expenses, and sales — are stored in a local file inside the app's private storage on your device. They are never uploaded anywhere by the app. If you delete the app, that data is deleted with it.
When you use Export everything as CSV, the app creates files on your device and hands them to the iOS share sheet. Where they go from there (Mail, Files, AirDrop, etc.) is entirely your choice; the app itself sends nothing.
The Privacy Policy and Support screens load these public web pages (hosted on GitHub Pages) inside the app. Loading a web page shares your IP address with the hosting provider, as with any website. See GitHub's privacy statement for how GitHub handles page requests. No personal data from the app is sent to these pages.
Fluck Ledger is suitable for all ages. Nothing anyone enters in the app is ever collected, and the limited technical data described above is not linked to any identity and is not used to profile or track anyone, children included.
If the app's behavior ever changes (for example, an optional backup feature), this policy will be updated first and the "Last updated" date revised. Material changes will be called out in the app's release notes.
Questions about privacy? Open an issue on our support tracker and we'll respond there.