Privacy Policy

Petraapps Privacy Policy

Last updated: 30 October 2026

This Privacy Policy applies to all mobile apps and related services developed or operated by Shivam Pandey under Petraapps that link to this page (collectively, our “Apps” or “Services”), on iOS, Android, and other supported platforms. It covers our portfolio, including AI assistants, homework and learning tools, Bible and quiz apps, scanners and identification tools, photo and color analysis, note-taking and transcription, document tools, games, and other utilities.

Different Apps offer different features. The information processed depends on the App, version, platform, features you use, and permissions you grant. A category described here does not mean every App collects it. Notices within an App explain the information used by a particular feature and any choices available to you. App-specific notices supplement this shared policy with details and choices for the features they describe.

1. Information you provide

Depending on the feature you use, we process information you choose to enter, capture, import, or send: questions, prompts, messages, screenshots, photos, documents, notes, audio recordings, transcripts, selected links, and related context. This may include homework, items you scan, collections, study progress, preferences, or information entered into fitness and wellness tools. If an App offers an account, we process the account details you provide. If you contact support, we receive your email address, message, and any attachments.

Many Apps work without registration. Optional features may need additional information or permissions. Please submit only information needed for the feature, avoid unnecessary personal or sensitive information, and obtain permission before submitting another person's photos, messages, or recordings.

2. Device, usage, and diagnostic information

Our Apps, servers, and integrated service providers may process device and app information, operating system, language, IP address, app or installation identifiers, interactions with features, usage counts, purchase status, crash reports, and performance or error information. Apps with advertising may also process advertising identifiers and ad interactions, subject to your platform settings and applicable consent choices. An IP address can indicate an approximate location.

3. How information is used

We use information to provide the features you request; generate and display results; save your work where supported; manage usage allowances, purchases, and subscriptions; restore access; provide support; diagnose errors; improve reliability and usability; prevent fraud and abuse; and meet legal obligations. Apps supported by advertising also use relevant device and ad information to deliver and measure ads. Where we offer promotional communications, you can use the unsubscribe or opt-out option provided.

4. AI, scanning, and cloud processing

When you use a hosted AI, recognition, transcription, translation, or similar feature, the content needed for that request may leave your device and be sent to our servers and third-party processing services. This can include selected photos, text, documents, audio, transcripts, conversation context, and feature settings. Other features may run entirely on your device.

Some Apps use Straitly, OpenRouter, and the model providers to which those services route requests. Hosted note-taking, transcription, summarization, or document features may also use Google Gemini, including its file-processing services for selected audio or PDFs. The service used depends on the App and feature. Notices within an App identify additional details where applicable. Processing providers may retain requests or related information for service operation, security, abuse prevention, or other purposes permitted by their terms and policies. Retention, human review, and model-improvement practices vary by provider and configuration. We do not promise that all submitted content is immediately deleted or excluded from every provider's model-improvement use.

For Comic Value, the scan service can receive your selected comic-cover photo and accompanying request information supplied by the App, such as app version, platform, scan count, paid-access status, and a RevenueCat-generated app user ID when available. Its current service uses Straitly as the primary AI gateway and OpenRouter as fallback. The photo and recognition instructions are sent in the AI request; the app user ID used for service-side history lookup is not included in that request.

Bible and other chat features may send your current message together with earlier conversation context needed to answer it. Different feature inputs and processing services should not be assumed to have the same storage arrangements.

OpenRouter states that it does not use inputs or outputs for its own model training. Its default settings do not log prompt or completion content, but it records basic request metadata. Downstream model providers have their own retention and data-use practices.

Review any AI notice before sending content. You can choose not to use a hosted feature. Where an App provides an AI permission switch, turning it off stops future requests through that feature; it cannot recall information already received by a provider.

5. Photos and face-related information

Photo features process images you choose to capture or select, for purposes such as identifying an object, reading text, analyzing personal colors or style, or generating the result you request. A face in a submitted photo is part of that image and may be sent to the processing services used by the feature. For example, color analysis may evaluate visible skin, hair, and eye colors. Photo analysis is not a promise that an image stays on your device.

Storage and deletion depend on the feature: an App may keep your selected image and results in local history, while hosted processing is subject to the relevant service's retention practices. Deleting local history does not by itself delete copies held by processing providers. Contact us with the App name for questions or requests about photo or face-related information.

6. Audio, documents, and local data

Apps with recording, transcription, pronunciation, note-taking, or document features may process the recordings, files, and text you select. Hosted features send the required content for processing as described above. Local features may keep recordings, documents, collections, saved answers, preferences, and progress on your device. Use the App's deletion controls where available. Device backups or files you export may keep separate copies under your control or your backup provider's settings.

Local recording or wellness features may also keep pregnancy-week information and derived recording-quality or heartbeat information with recordings on your device. Processing or saving these items locally does not by itself mean that the recordings or wellness information are sent to an AI service.

7. Purchases and subscriptions

Apple App Store or Google Play handles in-app payments on its platform. Apps using RevenueCat provide purchase and subscription information and an app user identifier to manage entitlements, restoration, and purchase analytics. This identifier may be anonymous or associated with an account where an App supports accounts. We do not receive your full payment card number from app-store purchases. Store and subscription providers retain their own transaction records. Deleting an App or its history does not cancel a subscription; manage subscriptions through the store where you purchased them.

8. Analytics, crash reporting, and advertising

Some Apps use Google Analytics for Firebase and Firebase Crashlytics to understand usage and diagnose crashes. Some Apps display ads using AdMob, Appodeal, or the advertising partners used by those services. These providers may process device or advertising identifiers, IP addresses, approximate location, diagnostics, and usage or ad-interaction information. Depending on the service, permissions, and your choices, this may include personalized advertising or measurement across apps and websites.

Use any privacy or consent controls offered in the App and your device's advertising and tracking settings to manage available choices. Where required, consent is requested before the relevant processing. Declining personalized ads may still allow contextual ads and necessary ad-delivery or fraud-prevention processing. Apps without these integrations do not collect data through them merely because they are listed in this policy.

9. Permissions and location

An App may request access to your camera, selected photos or files, microphone, or notifications when needed for a feature. You can manage permissions in your device settings; refusing a permission may limit the related feature. Approximate location may be inferred from IP addresses. If an App offers a feature requiring device location, its permission prompt and feature notice explain that access; this policy alone does not grant location permission.

10. Sharing and service providers

We share information needed to provide a feature with hosting, AI or recognition, analytics, crash-reporting, advertising, payment, and subscription services as applicable. This can include identifiable content you submit, rather than only aggregated or anonymous information. We may also disclose information when required by law, to protect rights and safety, investigate abuse or fraud, or as part of a business transfer subject to applicable privacy requirements. When you use sharing or export tools, the destination you select receives that content under its own practices.

Provider privacy information, applicable only where the App uses the service:

Google / Google Play Services

Google AdMob and advertising

Google Analytics for Firebase and Firebase Crashlytics

RevenueCat

Appodeal

Straitly and data retention

OpenRouter

Google Gemini / Gemini API

Apple

11. Retention and deletion

We retain information under our control for as long as needed to provide the relevant feature, maintain requested history or an account, address support requests, prevent abuse, and meet legal or accounting requirements. The period depends on the App and data type. Temporary request processing, local history, operational logs, and provider records have different retention arrangements; there is no single deletion period for all Apps or providers.

For Comic Value, uploaded photos currently remain on our scan service after analysis and across restarts or deployments until scheduled image-file cleanup. The cleanup checks for files older than three days on a three-day cycle, so a file can remain for several days; delays or failures can extend this. This is not a guaranteed maximum retention period or a promise about provider copies.

Removing uploaded image files does not automatically purge Comic Value scan-history records. History can contain image references, request information, results or error information, and an app user ID when supplied. Local saved covers, server history, operational logs, backups, and downstream provider records are separate.

Use in-app history or account deletion controls where available, or email support@petraapps.com with the App name and your request. Provide enough information to locate the relevant records without resending sensitive content. We may need to verify the request. We will address information we control and explain any applicable limitations or separate provider process. Legal, security, backup, and transaction records may need to be retained where permitted or required.

Uninstalling stops the App's future activity on that installation, but does not automatically erase server or provider records, exported files, device backups, or store transactions.

12. Your choices and privacy rights

You can decline optional permissions, avoid hosted features, use available consent and deletion controls, and manage advertising preferences in the App or device settings. Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of personal information, restrict or object to processing, withdraw consent, or opt out of certain advertising-related sharing. Contact us to exercise applicable rights or raise a concern. You may also contact your local data-protection authority. Withdrawing consent does not undo processing that has already occurred.

13. Children

Our Services are not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect their personal information. App age ratings describe content suitability and do not by themselves authorize children to submit personal information. Some Apps have a higher intended age, as stated in their notices or store listing. Parents or guardians who believe a child has provided personal information should contact support@petraapps.com with the App name so we can investigate and take appropriate steps.

14. Security and international processing

We use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect information under our control. No storage or transmission system can guarantee absolute security. Our providers may process information in countries other than your own, where data-protection rules may differ. Applicable legal safeguards are used where required.

15. Changes and contact

We may update this policy as our Apps or practices change. The date above identifies the latest revision. Where required, we provide additional notice or request consent for material changes. For privacy questions or requests, contact Shivam Pandey / Petraapps at support@petraapps.com. Please include the App name and platform.