Privacy

Your email address, for signing in.

The debts, payments, and settings you enter are stored so the app can work — that’s the entire product. None of it is sold, shared with advertisers, or used for anything besides showing it back to you.

The app also logs that a handful of features were used — a debt was added, a payment was logged, a premium screen was viewed or exported, that you signed in — each tagged with a timestamp and your account, nothing else. This exists purely so the app’s owner can see which features actually get used; it is never sold, shared, or used to build a profile of you, and it is visible only through an internal dashboard, not to anyone else. There is still no third-party analytics or tracking of any kind: no Google Analytics, no crash reporting SDK, no advertising identifiers — nothing leaves this app’s own database.

If you subscribe, the app keeps a history of your subscription — when it started, renewed, changed plan, was cancelled or expired, and which plan it was. This comes from RevenueCat (below), is used to unlock premium and to see how many people subscribe and stay, and never includes payment details.

Three services, each doing one job, none of them seeing more than they need to:

• Supabase stores your data and handles sign-in. Every table is protected by row-level security keyed to your account — another signed-in user’s queries cannot return your rows, by database policy, not just app logic.
• Vercel hosts the app itself.
• RevenueCat, only if you subscribe — it brokers the subscription with the App Store or Play Store and tells this app whether you’re a premium subscriber. It does not see your debts.

Payment itself is handled entirely by Apple or Google, whichever store you installed from — this app never sees or stores a card number.

To delete your Glide Zero account and all the data tied to it:

1. Email pradeeppalaka25@gmail.com from the address you sign in with, with the subject “Delete my account”.
2. You’ll get a reply confirming the request. This isn’t automated yet, so expect a reply rather than an instant action.
3. Your account is deleted, along with everything tied to it — debts, payments, settings, feature-usage records, and subscription history.

Routine database backups roll over on their own, so deleted data can remain in one for a short while before it’s gone for good. It isn’t used for anything in the meantime.

Deleting your account doesn’t cancel a subscription — cancel that from your phone’s Play Store or App Store subscription settings. Uninstalling the app doesn’t delete your account either.

If what this app collects or who sees it ever changes, this page changes with it before the change ships, not after.

pradeeppalaka25@gmail.com