Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how Kivro handles information when you use the Kivro mobile application.

Kivro may store challenge titles, descriptions, categories, durations, favorite status, saved status, challenge state, creation dates, and completion dates that you choose to create or change.

The current core version of Kivro is designed as an offline-first application. Core challenge information is stored locally on your device.

Your information is used to display the challenge deck, search challenges, organize saved and favorite cards, track accepted, completed, and skipped challenges, generate local progress statistics, and restore your data between sessions.

The current core Kivro experience does not require you to create an account or provide a username, password, phone number, or email address.

Search is performed against locally stored challenge titles, descriptions, and categories.

Favorite status is stored locally so Kivro can visually distinguish favorite cards and make them easier to revisit.

Saved status is stored locally to provide a dedicated collection of challenge cards you want to keep for later.

Kivro may store whether a challenge is fresh, accepted, completed, or skipped, together with completion dates where applicable.

If you create a custom challenge, the title, description, category, and duration you enter are stored locally as part of the app's challenge library.

The Shuffle feature selects from locally stored eligible challenge cards. The current core implementation does not send your challenge library to an external recommendation system.

The current core implementation does not require access to your contacts, camera, microphone, precise location, or photo library for its main features.

The current core implementation does not require notification access. If reminders or notifications are introduced later, this policy should be updated before release.

The current core implementation does not require third-party advertising, behavioral tracking, or analytics SDKs. This policy should be updated if those services are added.

Kivro does not sell or rent the locally stored challenge information used by the current core application. The current core implementation does not intentionally transmit your challenge data to unrelated third parties.

Future versions may introduce external services such as cloud sync, crash reporting, analytics, ads, or other SDKs. If that happens, this policy should be updated to explain those services and their data practices.

Locally stored challenge information generally remains on your device until you delete it, clear application data, reset the device, or uninstall Kivro.

Kivro provides challenge deletion functionality. Clearing application storage or uninstalling Kivro may also remove locally stored information.

Operating-system or device backup features may copy application data independently of Kivro. Those backup systems are controlled by your device platform or settings.

Reasonable application-design practices are used for information handled by Kivro, but no device, application, or storage system can guarantee absolute security.

Kivro is a general lifestyle and personal challenge application. Its current core functionality does not knowingly require children to provide personal contact information or create an online account.

Challenges are intended as general lifestyle suggestions. You are responsible for deciding whether a challenge is appropriate for your circumstances, environment, age, abilities, and safety.

Device settings, operating systems, backup configurations, and applicable local laws may affect how locally stored application information is handled.

We may revise this Privacy Policy as Kivro evolves, new features are introduced, or legal requirements change. The latest version should be published on this page.

For privacy questions, requests, or concerns about Kivro, contact us at mwaseem00169@gmail.com.