Your settings.
Your device.

everydar is provided by Blockchainia LLC. This policy explains the app and its official website. Contact support@blockchainia.us with privacy questions or requests.

Detector settings and motion

Your detector name, target, sound preference and tilt threshold are stored on your iPhone. Calibration and motion readings are processed on the device to control the fictional radar. The app does not transmit this text or motion data to Blockchainia or include it in advertising requests.

The app does not require a Blockchainia account, upload a detector history, or access your camera, microphone, contacts or precise location. It does not include a Blockchainia analytics service.

Advertisements and consent

The free version can display one Google AdMob banner on Setup. The radar screen has no advertisements. Google’s User Messaging Platform checks which privacy messages are required and provides choices where applicable. When required, Ad Choices on Setup lets you reopen those options.

AdMob and its services may process your IP address and network information, app- or developer-bounded device identifiers, advertising impressions and interactions, product interactions, crash logs and performance information to deliver, measure, secure and improve advertisements and services.

everydar requests non-personalized advertisements, disables AdMob’s publisher first-party identifier and optional coarse-location collection, and does not request App Tracking Transparency permission or access to the advertising identifier. Contextual advertising still involves data processing and communication with Google. Google controls its own processing and retention; see Google’s privacy policy and Google’s advertising information.

After a verified Remove Ads purchase, the Setup banner is removed and the app does not automatically start new banner or consent requests for that ad-free session. Google’s SDK may finish work or retain session state from before the purchase until the app closes. You can still explicitly open Ad Choices when available. Refunds or revoked purchases can restore the ad-supported version.

Purchases

Apple processes the optional one-time Remove Ads purchase. The app uses StoreKit’s verified transaction information to check and restore access. Blockchainia does not receive your card details or Apple Account password. Apple’s own privacy and payment practices apply.

Website and support

This website does not include advertising, analytics scripts or a contact form that uploads information automatically. Its interactive radar demo runs in your browser. The hosting provider processes ordinary request information, such as IP addresses and browser details, to deliver and secure the website.

If you email support, we receive your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send. We use them to respond and troubleshoot. Send only information you intend to share. We retain support correspondence as needed to handle your request and meet applicable obligations; you can request deletion by emailing the support address.

Apple diagnostics and TestFlight

Apple may collect and share crash or diagnostic information according to your device settings. TestFlight also provides developers with usage, crash and feedback information under Apple’s TestFlight privacy notice. This is separate from the app’s local motion processing.

Retention and your choices

Editing the fields replaces the saved detector text. Uninstalling the app removes its local preferences; device backups are controlled by your Apple and device settings. Your Apple purchase history is managed by Apple. Ad Choices, when available, controls the advertising privacy options offered for your region. Buying Remove Ads prevents future Setup banner requests while the entitlement remains valid.

For information you sent directly to Blockchainia, you may ask for access, correction or deletion at support@blockchainia.us. We may need to verify that the request belongs to you. Blockchainia cannot remotely read or erase your on-device detector settings or control Google’s and Apple’s separate records.

Changes

We will update this page and its effective date when the app’s data practices change.