Farkle Score SheetFree · Google Play Install

Privacy policy

What the app and this website collect, why, and how to control it.

Last updated: 12 November 2026

1.Who is responsible

Farkle Score Sheet, the app and this website, is published by David Colin, micro-entrepreneur (SIREN 807 987 342), who is responsible for the data described here.

This policy covers the app on iPhone, iPad and Android, and the website farklescoresheet.app. Contact: contact@farklescoresheet.app.

2.Data processed by the app

Your games, players, rules and settings are stored only on your phone. There is no account, and none of it is sent to us: we never see player names or scores.

Uninstalling the app deletes them. Your phone’s own backup (iCloud or Google) may include them, under Apple’s or Google’s terms.

The export file you create contains your games, players, custom rules and some settings. It goes wherever you choose to send it, and nowhere else.

3.Advertising (AdMob)

The free version shows ads served by Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited). To show and measure ads, Google’s software collects data such as your IP address, device type and settings, the advertising identifier (on iPhone, only if you allow tracking) and your interactions with the ads.

Where consent is required, ads are personalized only if you agree. Otherwise Google shows non-personalized ads, which still use the data needed to serve them, limit how often they appear and prevent fraud.

Score Sheet Plus subscribers see no ads, and the ad software is not started for them. How Google uses this data: policies.google.com.

5.Measurement and stability (Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics)

The app uses Google Firebase. Firebase Analytics measures how the app is used, to improve it: screens opened, games started and finished with their rules, number of players and length, visits to the subscription screen. It never receives player names or scores. Where consent is required, analytics are stored only after you agree.

Firebase Crashlytics sends a report when the app crashes (device model, system version, app version, technical trace of the error), and Firebase Performance Monitoring measures the app’s speed (start time, network requests). They are needed to keep the app working and use an installation identifier, never your name. You can object to them by writing to us.

How Google uses this data: policies.google.com/privacy.

6.Subscriptions

Score Sheet Plus is sold and billed by Apple or Google: we never see your payment details.

RevenueCat (RevenueCat, Inc., United States) manages the subscription status for us. It receives your purchase receipts and an anonymous identifier created by the app, never your name or email address. The app only learns whether your subscription is active and when it renews. RevenueCat’s policy: revenuecat.com/privacy.

7.Website data and cookies

The website needs no account. Your cookie choice, language, theme and whether you closed the Android banner are kept in your browser, for this site only, without any tracking.

Google Analytics 4 is loaded only if you accept audience measurement. It counts the pages viewed and where visits come from; IP addresses are not stored. You can change your choice anytime with “Manage cookies”, at the bottom of every page.

Like any website, the server records technical data for each request (IP address, browser, page requested), for security and to fix errors.

8.Retention periods

Data on your phone: until you delete it in the app or uninstall the app.

Firebase Analytics and Google Analytics 4: 14 months. Crashlytics crash reports: 90 days.

RevenueCat: as long as needed to manage your subscription and meet accounting obligations.

Server logs: 14 days. Your cookie choice on the website: 6 months, after which it is asked again.

Advertising data: according to Google’s policies, linked above.

9.Your rights (GDPR)

You can ask to access, correct or erase your data, object to its use, ask for it in a portable format, or withdraw your consent at any time. Write to us: we answer within one month.

Data stored only on your phone is in your hands: you can delete it in the app or uninstall it.

Google and RevenueCat may process data outside the European Union, notably in the United States, under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses.

If you think your rights are not respected, you can complain to the CNIL, the French data protection authority: cnil.fr.

10.Contact

For any question about your data: contact@farklescoresheet.app. We answer within one month.