Privacy Policy
Last updated August 8, 2026
The Gator is a private social-confidence training app. We do not sell personal data, or serve advertising inside the app. Only if you choose to share analytics and also allow Apple's separate tracking request do we share advertising-attribution identifiers and conversion events to measure Gator advertisements on other companies' services.
Information we collect
- Account identifiers and, when shared through Sign in with Apple, an email address.
- Profile, onboarding, preferences, challenge progress, XP, streak, and mission activity.
- Purchase and entitlement status from Apple and RevenueCat; never payment card details.
- Text, voice audio, and transcripts you provide during AI practice sessions.
- If you choose the optional Glow-Up check, the front-camera frame is analyzed only on your device for framing, lighting, pose, and clarity. The image, face observations, and result are not uploaded, saved to disk, or used to identify you.
- App interactions, app version, operating system, device model, locale, and diagnostics.
- If notifications are enabled, an Apple Push Notification service token, notification permission state, topic choices, quiet hours, recent device activity, and notification open or action events. We do not receive a device uninstall event; invalid tokens are disabled when Apple reports them.
- Feedback votes, structured sentiment survey answers and conversation safety reports you choose to submit.
- Email subscription choices and delivery events such as sent, delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, or unsubscribed when you choose to receive optional email updates.
How we use information
We use this information to provide personalized lessons and AI practice, maintain progress, process purchases, improve reliability, prevent abuse, answer support requests, and comply with legal obligations. With your explicit choice, we also send optional product news and launch updates and measure whether those messages are delivered or engaged with. We do not use practice content for advertising or email targeting. Notification campaigns may use account activity, purchase status, locale, and the topics you enabled to decide whether a message is relevant. Marketing and offer notifications are off unless you explicitly enable them.
Service providers
Data is processed only as needed by Apple and APNs, Supabase, OpenAI, RevenueCat, Mixpanel, Microsoft Clarity, Loops, and Vercel. These providers support authentication, storage, AI conversation, purchases, notifications, optional email delivery, product analytics, and hosting. Their processing is governed by their contracts and privacy terms. Mixpanel receives product-interaction and device diagnostic events only after you choose to share analytics; it never receives practice audio, transcripts, messages, your account identifier, your name, or your email address from Gator. When session replay is enabled and you choose to share analytics, Microsoft Clarity may receive a masked reconstruction of app navigation and interactions, basic device and performance information, and an approximate region derived from the network connection. Gator pauses replay on sensitive screens and does not send Clarity practice audio, transcripts, messages, your name, your email address, or a custom account identifier. Clarity data is not used to track you across other companies' apps or websites. Microsoft's processing is described in its privacy statement. Loops receives an email address and the minimum message and delivery data needed to send emails you requested. Marketing messages may use open and link tracking; essential account messages do not depend on marketing consent. Apple APNs receives the device token and notification payload needed for delivery, including an HTTPS image URL when a rich notification contains media.
Advertising measurement choices
AppsFlyer and Meta help us measure which Gator advertisements lead to registrations, completed onboarding, trials, and purchases. User-level measurement requires both Share analytics in Gator and Allow Tracking in Apple's system request. RevenueCat supplies verified purchase, subscription conversion, renewal, and refund events to AppsFlyer; its existing purchase-account identifier and an AppsFlyer identifier may be linked for this measurement. We do not add your Apple sign-in identifier, name, email, practice content, or a custom account identifier to advertising events, and we do not fingerprint devices. The current AppsFlyer Strict SDK does not collect IDFA. With analytics enabled, Apple's SKAdNetwork may also provide delayed, aggregated conversion reports without a user identifier, including when tracking is denied.
Declining either choice does not restrict purchases or app features. Turning analytics off or denying tracking in iOS Settings stops new user-level attribution on the device and requests that RevenueCat stop partner sharing. Server-side changes require a network connection; events already delivered cannot be recalled. We do not replay events that happened while permission was denied. See the AppsFlyer privacy policy and Meta privacy policy.
Retention and deletion
Conversation transcripts are retained for up to 30 days unless a shorter period is required for safety or deletion. Account and progress records remain while your account is active. De-identified product analytics may be retained after account deletion only after they can no longer be related back to your account or installation. Raw push delivery, inbox, and interaction records are retained for up to 90 days unless security, dispute, or legal needs require a longer period. You can permanently delete your account in Settings → Delete account.
Your choices
You may use guest access, skip the optional Glow-Up check, deny camera, microphone, or notification permission, manage subscriptions through Apple, turn product analytics on or off at any time in Gator Settings, request support, or delete your account. Turning analytics off stops future analytics events and session replay and clears analytics waiting on your device. Account deletion does not cancel an active App Store subscription; manage it separately in your Apple Account settings. Optional marketing email consent is separate from product analytics and notifications. Notification topics, reminder time, and quiet hours can be changed in Gator Settings; notification permission can also be changed in iOS Settings. You can update email consent at any time in our email preference center or use the unsubscribe link in a marketing email.
Age suitability
The Gator is rated for users aged 16 and older and is not directed to children.
Contact
For privacy questions or requests, visit our support page.