Chore Lottery

Privacy Policy — Chore Lottery

Last updated: 20 September 2026

App: Chore Lottery

Developer: Felix Penrose

This policy explains what Chore Lottery does with information on your device. It is written for the current version of the app (local-only household data).

Short version

Chore Lottery stores your household (people, chores, and spin history) on your device. We do not run accounts, and we do not upload that household data to our servers.

What the app stores

On your phone or tablet, the app may store:

This stays in on-device storage (for example SharedPreferences / local app storage).

What we do not collect (current version)

We do not currently collect:

If a future version adds analytics, cloud sync, accounts, or in-app purchases that require Apple/Google receipt checks, we will update this policy before those features ship. Future versions may add shared-household features (invites, assignment on each phone, notifications); those are not enabled in this build.

Third parties

The current app does not embed third-party analytics or advertising SDKs.

App Store / Google Play may process purchase and device information under their privacy policies when you download the app or buy an optional unlock later.

Children

Chore Lottery is a household utility rated for a general audience. It is not directed at children under 13 as a social or tracking product. Parents/guardians control what names they enter on the device.

Data retention and deletion

Because data lives on your device, you control it:

We cannot remotely delete or recover your household list.

Contact

For privacy questions about Chore Lottery:

Email: felixpenrose+chore@gmail.com

App: Chore Lottery support page — see Support.

Changes

We may update this policy when the app’s behaviour changes. The “Last updated” date at the top will change when we do. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.

UK / GDPR note

For the current local-only version, we are not operating an online service that processes your household data on our systems. If that changes (for example cloud sync), we will describe the lawful basis, retention, and your rights in an updated policy.