Effective Oct 9, 2026
Stubz does not collect, store or sell any personal information. There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Stubz is made by Brad Gregory, an independent developer, and nobody involved in making it can see what you save in the app.
The concerts you add stay on your device. That includes the artist, date, venue, city, tour, opening acts, your seat and the poster style you pick.
They are never sent to us or to any server we run.
They are included in your normal iPhone backups (iCloud or computer), following your own backup settings.
Deleting a concert removes it. Deleting the Stubz app removes all of them.
Stubz uses setlist.fm to look up shows and set lists. When you tap Find this show or open a saved concert, the app sends setlist.fm only what it needs for the lookup: the artist name and date you typed, or setlist.fm's own ID for that show or venue.
No name, email, contacts, location or other personal details are sent. Like any website, setlist.fm can see the internet address your request comes from. How they handle that is covered in setlist.fm's privacy policy.
Set lists are loaded fresh from setlist.fm each time you view them and are not stored by Stubz.
Nothing leaves Stubz unless you tap Share. When you do, the ticket image, poster image and set list link go through the standard iPhone share sheet to whichever app you choose, such as Messages or Mail. From there, that app's own privacy policy applies. Stubz never shares anything on its own.
Stubz is not directed at children under 13, and it does not knowingly collect information from anyone, of any age.
If Stubz changes how it handles information, for example by adding a feature to share concerts with friends, this page will be updated first and the effective date above will change.
Questions about this policy: Please contact bradmgregory@gmail.com