What we collect. What we never touch.

It’s a short list. We only ask for what actually makes the app work.

• Your email address — to create and secure your account (via Supabase Auth).
• Your daily log — whatever you type or say. If you use voice, the audio is transcribed to text and then discarded (see section 03).
• Your health score — the number your log generates, plus your rolling average over time.
• Basic usage data — device type, app version, and crash logs. Enough to know something broke, not enough to build a profile of you.

That’s it. No location tracking, no contacts access, no browsing history, no microphone access outside of the moment you choose to log by voice.

This is the part we take the most seriously, because it’s the whole reason you’d trust the app enough to be honest in it.

• The actual text or audio of your entry never leaves the scoring pipeline. Not to friends, not to advertisers, not to anyone — including us, once the score exists.
• We do not sell your data. Ever. To anyone. Full stop.
• We don’t run ads and there is no ad-network tracking code anywhere in the app.
• Your entries are never used to train anyone else’s model beyond what’s strictly needed to score that one entry.

We use a small number of outside services (“processors”) to run Mr. Chud. Each one only gets what it needs to do its single job — none of them get the full picture, and none of them may use your data for anything beyond running the app.

Your circle sees your Chud’s current state (thriving, holding, slipping, rotting, or ruined), your health score and its daily delta, and your streak or level.

They never see a single word of what you actually logged. The leaderboard runs on the score, not the confession behind it — that’s the whole design.

We keep your logs and scores for as long as your account exists — that’s what makes your “Days” calendar and campaign progress work over months.

Mr. Chud is meant for people 13 and up. If you’re under 13, please don’t use it. If we learn that a user is under 13, we’ll delete the account.

We’re pre-launch, so this will keep evolving as we lock in App Store review, payments, and the voice pipeline. When it changes, we’ll update the date at the top of this page — and once the app is live, we’ll notify you in-app before anything meaningfully different takes effect.