Privacy Policy

Short version

Pink Supper has no accounts and sends nothing to us. You pick a photo of the dish you cooked and give it a name, and the app keeps both on your phone. Cook the same dish again, name it the same, and it levels up. Photos stay on your phone and nothing is analyzed beyond the name you type. The only network traffic around the app comes from Google Play, which handles purchases and the rating prompt.

Who we are

Pink Supper is published by Danielius Studio LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company at 30 N Gould St, Suite #5280, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA (“we”, “us”).

Photos

Pink Supper does not use the camera and asks for no photo or storage permission. You add the picture of a dish by choosing it in the Android photo picker, which hands the app only the photo you select. The app keeps its own copy in its private storage, and a very large photo is saved smaller. The photo is never uploaded and is not analyzed: the name you type is all the app uses to tell your dishes apart. A photo leaves your phone only when you share a dish card or your cookbook with Android's share sheet, and then only to the app you pick there.

Data we do NOT collect

• No account, no email, no password: the app has no signup.
• We run no analytics or event tracking of our own and receive no usage data.
• No advertising identifiers (no advertising ID, no fingerprinting) and no ads.
• No image is uploaded, processed off-device or transmitted by the app.
• No location, no contacts, no calendar, no microphone. The app does not request these permissions.

System permissions

The app asks for one permission while you use it: notifications (Android 13 and later), only if you accept the offer of a few tips and reminders in your first week. You can turn it off in Android settings > Apps > Pink Supper > Notifications. The other permissions the app declares are the ones Android grants without asking: internet access (for Google Play), network state, the permission to buy through Google Play, and the ones the reminders library uses to keep a scheduled tip after a restart.

What stays on your device

The dishes you add (the name you give each one, its cuisine tag, rating and notes), every cook you log with its photo, the cooking counts and the year cookbook ranking built from them, and your meal diary (the meal, a photo and a one-line note). Stored in the app's own database and private storage on your device. The date you first opened the app and whether you have Pro. Stored in the app's own preferences. If you allow notifications, the time of day you usually open the app, so a few tips and reminders arrive at a good moment in your first week. They are scheduled on your device and nothing is sent to us. All of the above lives on your device and never leaves it, apart from what you choose to share. Uninstalling the app deletes it.

Sharing

When you export your cookbook or share a dish card, the app makes an image or a text file in its temporary storage and hands it to Android's share sheet. What happens next depends on the app you pick there, which works under its own rules. Android may clear the temporary file at any time.

Widget

Pink Supper ships a home screen widget that opens the app. It shows nothing from your dishes or your diary.

In-app purchases

Everything is unlocked for your first 3 days. After that you can keep up to 10 dishes and 10 meal diary entries for free, and repeat cooks of your saved dishes always level up. Pro is a one-time Lifetime purchase ($29), with no subscription, and unlocks unlimited dishes and diary meals, cookbook export and per-dish notes. If you buy it, that transaction is handled by Google Play billing. Google Play processes the payment and shares only the purchase status with the app so it can unlock Pro. We never see your card number, billing address, or any personal information beyond Google's opaque transaction identifier. Google Play keeps your purchases. When you open the app, it asks Google Play which purchases your Google account owns and unlocks Pro from the answer. Nothing about your purchases is sent to any server we operate.

Rating prompt

After you have opened the app on a few different days, it may ask whether you would like to rate it, and may ask once more months later. If you say yes, Google Play shows its own rating sheet and handles it under Google's privacy policy.

Deleting your data

Your data lives only on your phone. Delete a meal diary entry inside the app, or remove the app, or clear its storage in Android settings under Apps > Pink Supper > Storage, to delete everything. We hold no copy, so there is nothing to request from us.

Children

Pink Supper has no accounts and no ads, and we collect no data from anyone, including children under 13.

Your rights

Because Pink Supper does not collect data, there is nothing to export, correct, or delete on your behalf. To remove everything the app keeps on your phone, including every saved photo, delete the app. What Google holds about your purchases is handled under Google's Privacy Policy.

For questions, write to privacy@danielius.studio.

Changes

If we ever introduce a feature that involves any data leaving the device, this page will be updated and the “Last updated” date will change. For v1.0, no such feature exists.