Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 6, 2026 / Applies to: FRAME FIT for iOS

Your photos and your records never leave your device. There is nowhere for them to be sent — no server was ever built.

There is no account and no sign-in. The developer runs no server and therefore has no way to receive your data at all.

1. What the app handles

The following stays on your device:

Photos you take, and photos you import from your photo library
Weight and body fat, only if you enter them
Shooting dates, comparison and time-lapse settings, and app settings

The developer receives none of it. Nothing above is transmitted to the developer or to any third party.

2. Where it is stored

By default, photos are stored inside the app's own storage. They do not go into the iPhone Photos app (your camera roll), so they will not appear while you are showing someone else your photos.

Only if you change the storage destination to the system photo album in Settings are photos saved to the Photos app. In that case they are protected according to how the Photos app handles them. That change happens only when you make it.

Sharing, and saving to the camera roll, happen only when you perform that action. When photos are saved to the camera roll they are collected in a "FRAME FIT" album.

3. Protection

Photos and the database stored inside the app — saved with the iOS Data Protection class that cannot be opened while the device is locked. While your device is locked, not even the app itself can open those files.
The app does not apply its own encryption. It previously encrypted files with its own key, but losing that key would have made the files unrecoverable even from a backup. That was removed in July 2026 in favor of the protection the operating system provides.

4. Transmission to the outside

There is none. Specifically:

Not one third-party SDK for analytics, advertising, crash reporting, or payments is built into the app.
Detecting a person and generating the outline uses only Apple's image processing built into the iPhone. No image is sent anywhere.
Shooting reminders are local notifications scheduled entirely on your device. The app does not obtain a push notification token and does not contact a server to deliver them.
No device identifier or model information is collected or transmitted.

5. Location and photo metadata

Location is not collected. The app never asks for location permission.

Photos stored inside the app have their metadata removed — GPS, capture time, device model and so on (photos are always re-encoded when saved, so the original metadata does not survive).

However, when you export photos out of the app, the capture date alone is written back so you can make sense of them later. Location and device model are not written back.

6. Device permissions

Permission	Used for	If you decline
Camera	Taking photos	You cannot shoot inside the app
Face ID / passcode	Unlocking the app	You cannot use the lock feature
Photo library	Importing older photos, saving to the camera roll	You cannot import or save
Notifications	Shooting reminders	Reminders will not arrive

The microphone is not used. Location is not used. You can decline any of these and keep using the rest of the app.

7. Backup and moving to a new device

Photos and records stored inside the app are included in your device backup (iCloud backup, or a backup to a computer). Those backups are under the control of Apple and of you. The developer cannot see what is in them.

What has been verified. An iPhone was erased and restored from an iCloud backup, and photos, records and videos all came back, with the locked-device file protection still in place after the restore (August 2026). Because the backup itself is under the control of Apple and of you, this page does not promise that it will always come back. For records that matter, keep your own copy using the export described in section 9.

8. Sharing with third parties

None. The developer does not hold your data, so there is nothing to share even if asked. If a lawful disclosure request were received, there is no data on the developer's side to disclose.

9. Taking your data out, and deleting it

Every photo you have taken can be exported off the device in one go.
Weight and body fat records can be exported as CSV.
Deleting the app removes the data stored inside it from your device. Anything held in a device backup follows how you manage that backup.

Because the developer keeps no copy of your data, there is no deletion request desk. Deletion is complete once you do it on your own device.

10. Children

This app is not designed for or directed at children. It collects no personal information of any kind, including information about age.

11. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, this page is updated and the date at the top is changed with it. Whenever the app's behavior changes, this document is reviewed at the same time.

12. This website

This website (not the app) uses Cloudflare Web Analytics to count visits. It sets no cookies and collects no personally identifiable information. The app itself still sends nothing.

13. Contact

For questions about this policy or the app, please write to:

nosunosukawa@gmail.com

Operated by the developer of FRAME FIT (an individual developer).