Last updated: March 28, 2026

This policy explains how we handle information when you use PromptCraft.

Summary

Data we collect and why

Situation What we use Why
On your device App preferences, cached content, local history, and similar data stored locally (including purchase state as reflected by Apple/Google on the device). To run the app, remember choices, and work offline where applicable.
Anonymous / guest-style use Firebase anonymous identifier may be created; limited server interactions tied to that identifier when needed for app features (for example secure access to hosted assets). To provide core functionality without a full sign-in when we offer that path.
Signed-in account Account identifier (for example email and authentication provider), and data such as favoritesusage/limit-related datasubscription and credits information, prompt-related data you save or generate through the service, and community content if you use those features. To provide your account, sync across devices, enforce plan limits and credits, operate subscriptions, and improve reliability and safety.
When you use server-backed AI generation (e.g., Pro drafts) Prompts, structured context, and related inputs you submit; outputs we return; operational metadata needed to process the request. This may be sent to Google AI (or other providers we use) as part of generation. To generate and deliver drafts and to operate, secure, and improve the service.
Optional media you choose If you pick a reference image from your device, the app accesses only what you select to support that feature (subject to your device permissions). To let you attach optional reference media where the product supports it.
Analytics and diagnostics We may use Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics (or similar) to collect usage and crash/diagnostic information. To understand stability and usage patterns and fix issues.

Data we don’t use for advertising

We do not use your personal information or your in-app creative content for third-party advertising. In-app purchases are handled by Apple or Google; their policies govern payment processing data.

Data stored on your device vs our servers

Third-party services