Singularity Tracker – Privacy Policy Effective date: November 5, 2026 Singularity Tracker is published by Future Proof Living (Francis Jacques). Singularity Tracker does not collect, store, or share any personal information. The app has no accounts, no ads, no analytics, and no tracking. The only data that leaves your device is the crash diagnostics, the alert token, and the optional subscription purchase check described below. Push notifications (event alerts). The app uses Firebase Cloud Messaging, a Google service, to send optional alerts about major AI events. To deliver them, Firebase assigns your installation a random device token (an app instance ID), and the app subscribes that token to a topic called "events" and, only if you switch on alerts for specific labs (version 2.0 and newer), one topic per chosen lab (for example "lab_gpt"). The token is not linked to your name, email, Google account, or any other personal data, and we cannot see who receives alerts. On Android 13 and newer the app asks before showing notifications. You can turn alerts off at any time in the app (Past events screen), which unsubscribes the token, or in your phone's notification settings. Google's handling of this data is covered by the Firebase privacy information (https://firebase.google.com/support/privacy) and Google's privacy policy. Crash diagnostics (version 2.0 and newer). If the app crashes, it sends a crash report to Firebase Crashlytics, a Google service, so we can find and fix the problem. A crash report contains the technical error (stack trace), the app version, the device model, the Android version, free memory and storage, and a random installation identifier generated by Crashlytics. It contains no name, email, account, location, contacts, or other personal information, and it is not used for advertising or tracking. Crash reports are kept by Google for 90 days. Google's handling of this data is covered by the Firebase privacy information (https://firebase.google.com/support/privacy). Remotely fetched data. To show the latest benchmark data and the list of past events without an app update, the app downloads a public data file from https://singularity-tracker.web.app/data.json (Firebase Hosting) and stores a copy on your device. This request sends no personal information; like any web request, the hosting provider receives your IP address and standard connection details in its logs. If the download fails, the app uses the data bundled inside it and keeps working offline. News headlines (version 2.1.2 and newer). The News tab shows headlines, with their source name and time, that come from the same public data file. They are only a list: the app does not load any news pages itself. When you tap a headline, the link opens the publisher's own website in your browser, and that website's own privacy policy then applies. We do not see or track which headlines you open. We are not affiliated with these publishers. Reading headlines needs an internet connection; without one, the app shows the last headlines it saved. Home-screen widget and sharing. The widget only shows data already stored on your device. Share images are created on your device and are only sent where you choose to share them. Purchases and Pro (version 2.1.4 and newer). Singularity Tracker is a free app. Core charts and news work without paying. An optional yearly subscription called Pro ($19.99/year, with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers) unlocks live AI alerts, the home-screen widget, and the deep IQ and compute charts. Purchases are processed by Google Play. We do not receive your name, card, or payment details. To know whether you have Pro, the app asks Google Play, on your phone, for your purchase history for this app (the product, its state, and its purchase token) and tells Google Play when a purchase is acknowledged. We do not run a server, we do not store or copy this purchase information, and we do not share it. People who bought the earlier one-time paid version keep Pro unlocked: the app stores a local "early supporter" flag only on the device (never sent to us) so those features stay available after the free+Pro change. Pro users can switch on a topic called "breakthrough_alerts" (the same kind of anonymous Firebase topic as above) to get alerts about the biggest AI news. The token is not linked to your name or account. Turning the switch off, or ending the subscription, unsubscribes it. You can cancel or manage the subscription any time in Google Play (Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions). Google's handling of purchase data is covered by Google's own privacy policy. If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new effective date. Contact: francismazda@gmail.com
Singularity Tracker has no accounts and stores your settings only on your phone. To delete everything, uninstall the app or go to Settings > Apps > Singularity Tracker > Storage > Clear storage. This also removes the anonymous push-notification token. Crash reports are anonymous and Firebase deletes them automatically after 90 days. To ask us to delete any crash data linked to your device sooner, email francismazda@gmail.com with the subject "Delete my data" and we will do it within 30 days.