Last updated: 30 September 2026
Singularity is a home screen (launcher) app for Android.
Data we collect: none. Singularity does not have the Internet permission. It cannot send any data off your device, and it does not use any analytics, advertising or crash-reporting service. There is no account.
What stays on your device. To work, the app stores on your device only: your list of favorite apps and the ones marked "high gravity", how many times each favorite was opened (used only to suggest "high gravity"), your display settings, and the identifier of the widget you chose. This information never leaves your device through Singularity. If Android's own backup is turned on in your system settings, Android may include these settings in your personal device backup, which is managed by Android and your Google account; the developer has no access to it.
Permissions. Set wallpaper: only when you tap the "starry sky wallpaper" button. Vibrate: haptic feedback. Request package deletion: only to open Android's own uninstall screen when you ask to uninstall an app; nothing is removed without your confirmation in that screen. To list and open your apps, Singularity uses Android's launcher interface; this list is used on your device only.
Widget. If you add a widget, it is displayed by Android from the app that provides it (currently only Orbit, from the same developer). Singularity does not read or store the widget's content.
Children. Singularity collects no data from anyone, including children.
Changes. If this policy changes, the new version will be published at this address with a new date.
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