The short version: there's nothing to leak, because nothing leaves your phone.
This app doesn't have a server. It has never had a server. Everything below is what that actually means, in plain language.
Nothing. There is no “we” collecting anything.
Cart Court does not have a backend, a database, or an account system. The app requests no INTERNET permission and makes no network requests of any kind — not for ads, not for analytics, not for crash reports, not for anything.
Everything you enter — your income, expenses, savings, purchase history, the optional name you give the judge, and settings — is written to a local storage file inside the app's own sandboxed folder on your device, using a library called Hive. It stays there. It is never transmitted anywhere, because the app has no way to transmit it.
| Data | Stored where | Leaves your device? |
|---|---|---|
| Income, expenses, savings, currency | Local app storage | Never |
| Purchase verdicts & history | Local app storage | Never |
| Logged income / expense events | Local app storage | Never |
| Optional display name | Local app storage | Only on a share card, and only if you turn on “Show my name” |
| Roast level, judge persona & theme preference | Local app storage | Never |
| A verdict you choose to Share | Rendered on-device | Only if you tap Share, to wherever you pick |
Sharing a verdict hands the image to your phone, not to us
When you tap “Share” on a verdict, the app draws a poster, story, or receipt image on your device and hands it to your phone's own share sheet. Where it goes after that — Messages, Instagram, a saved photo — is entirely your choice made in your phone's native share dialog. That image never passes through us, because there is no “us” for it to pass through.
Exporting your history works the same way
Settings → Export to CSV builds a file on your device and opens the same native share sheet. It's your file, going wherever you send it.
This app is a financial-decision tool, not directed at children, and collects no data from anyone — including children — for the same reason it collects no data from anyone else: it has no mechanism to collect data at all.
If this app ever changes in a way that touches this policy — say, a future version adds an optional cloud backup — this page will be updated first, with a new effective date above, before that feature ships.
Questions about this policy: aleknurf@alllike.my.id.