Last updated: July 18, 2026

Thanks for using Notepad. This page explains what happens to your information when you use the app.

What we collect

We don't ask you to create an account, and we don't ask for your name or email. However, we do use limited technical data (explained below) to keep the app running smoothly and to understand how it's used.

Where your notes live

Every note you write is saved inside the app itself, not out on your device's general storage. We don't have a server, we don't back anything up to the cloud, and we never see, read, or have access to what you write. If you delete the app, your notes go with it — so it's a good idea to back up anything important yourself before uninstalling.

Permissions

 Notepad requests the Internet permission. This is used only for two purposes:

·         Crash reporting (Firebase Crashlytics): If the app crashes or runs into an error, technical crash data is sent to help us identify and fix the problem. This data does not include the content of your notes.

·         Analytics: We use analytics to understand how people use the app — such as which features are used and how often the app is opened. This helps us improve Notepad over time.

None of this data is linked to the content of your notes, which stay private on your device regardless.

Ads

We don't currently show ads in the app. If that changes in the future, we'll update this policy to reflect it.

Children's privacy

We don't collect any personal information such as names, emails, or note content from anyone, including children. The limited technical data described above (crash logs and app usage analytics) does not identify individual users personally.

Changes to this policy

If anything about how the app works ever changes — for example, if we add cloud sync or an account feature in the future — we'll update this policy and change the date at the top so you always know where things stand.

Contact

If you have any questions about this policy, feel free to reach out at appzonestudio64@gmail.com