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Effective 13 September 2026. This policy explains what Inventory Tracker: Stockroom keeps locally, what minimal analytics may be sent, and how to contact us.

Who is responsible

Inventory Tracker: Stockroom and inventorycount.app are published by Yurii Koshkin in Spain. Privacy and support questions can be sent to support@inventorycount.app.

The short version

The app is offline-first. Its core inventory records are stored locally on your device. We do not require an account, show advertising, or use data for cross-company tracking, targeted advertising, ad measurement, or data brokerage.

We do not send inventory names, barcodes, SKUs, quantities, prices, locations, thresholds, stock notes, item histories, filenames, receipts, or transaction identifiers to our servers or analytics provider.

Camera and local records

Barcode scanning

Camera access is requested only when you choose to scan a barcode. Camera frames and detected barcodes are processed locally, are not retained by us, and are not sent to TelemetryDeck.

Exports and backups

CSV exports and JSON backups are created only when you ask. Copies go to the location or app you choose through Apple’s share and file interfaces. Apple device backups may include app data according to your Apple settings.

Product analytics

The app includes TelemetryDeck SDK 2.14.2 for minimal, non-advertising product analytics. Where permitted and when analytics are enabled, TelemetryDeck may receive a pseudonymous installation identifier, allowlisted app/session event categories, hour-rounded timestamps, app version and build, operating-system and device/platform metadata, locale, and region.

Our custom events describe broad outcomes such as onboarding completion, a workspace or useful workflow being completed, low-stock or export use, product loading, paywall display, purchase state category, restore outcome, or a review-request attempt. They never contain your inventory content, payment details, receipt data, transaction IDs, or free-form error text.

You can disable product analytics in the app’s Settings. Disabling prevents future analytics signals; it does not automatically delete signals already received. TelemetryDeck states that it does not store IP addresses. Its current documentation says cold-storage events have no scheduled deletion date and are expected, but not guaranteed, to be removed after approximately 7–10 years. See TelemetryDeck’s privacy information.

Improving setup and offers

When analytics are enabled, we may measure which setup steps are completed or skipped and compare randomly assigned versions of our upgrade messages. Events may include a step category, the local experiment variant, the selected plan type, and a broad technical outcome. These comparisons do not include what you enter into your inventory, and the message variants offer the same products and prices. Turning analytics off also stops these signals.

Purchases and support

Apple processes App Store purchases and payment details. StoreKit provides the app with the entitlement information needed to unlock or restore features. We do not receive your payment-card details or send StoreKit receipts or transaction identifiers to TelemetryDeck.

If you email support, we receive the address, message, and attachments you choose to provide. We use them to respond and troubleshoot, retain them only as reasonably needed for support, security, legal, or accounting purposes, and then delete or anonymize them where appropriate. Please do not send passwords or payment-card details.

Your choices

You can turn analytics off in Settings, deny camera access and enter barcodes manually, export your own records, or delete local records using the app’s controls. Removing the app may remove local records that were not backed up. This policy does not limit rights that cannot lawfully be limited.

Questions? Contact support.

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