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Privacy Policy

Daily Bread

Last updated: 11/2/2026

Overview

Daily Bread collects minimal usage and crash data to improve your experience. Some of it is linked to your device through Tenjin, as described below. Your favorites and preferences sync through your own private iCloud.

This Privacy Policy is specific to Daily Bread and explains what information the app handles and how. Your content is stored on your device and, if you enable sync, in your own private iCloud. For our company-wide policy, see the Pixel Fox Studio Privacy Policy.

Information We Collect

Personal Information

Daily Bread does not require an account. We only receive your name or email address if you choose to contact us for support.

Automatically Collected Information

  • Device type and operating system version
  • App version
  • Usage statistics, not linked to your identity (see Analytics below)
  • Crash reports and error logs, not linked to your identity (see Crash Reporting below)
  • Your purchase status, held by RevenueCat against a random app user ID (see Third-Party Services below)
  • Data Tenjin receives to measure which ads lead to installs: the identifier for vendor (not the advertising identifier), app and OS version, launch and session counts, session lengths, the number of in-app purchases, total ad revenue, a session identifier, the date of your first session, the SKAdNetwork conversion value the app reports once after install, and Apple's ad-attribution token (see Third-Party Services below)

Notifications

With your permission, Daily Bread sends a daily reminder at the time you choose. You can disable it any time in iOS Settings.

Analytics

Daily Bread collects privacy-first usage analytics to understand how the app is used and to improve it. This data is not linked to your identity, and we do not track you across apps or websites. Our App Store privacy label still lists usage data as linked, because Tenjin (below) receives launch counts together with the identifier for vendor.

  • Bible verse interactions (view, favorite, share)
  • Category preferences and selections
  • Feature usage patterns
  • Screen navigation patterns
  • Reminder settings

Crash & Performance Reporting

We collect crash reports and performance metrics to keep Daily Bread stable and fast. This includes error logs, launch times, and technical diagnostics. This data is not linked to your identity. It carries a random install identifier created by Sentry's SDK on your device, which is not your name, email address, or Apple ID.

Apple Search Ads Attribution

Daily Bread asks Apple's AdServices service whether your install came from an Apple Search Ads campaign. If it did, Apple answers with the numbers that identify the campaign, ad group, and keyword, and Daily Bread sends those numbers to RevenueCat and Aptabase so we can see which ads lead to installs and purchases. If it did not, no campaign is recorded.

The one-time token used for the request is exchanged for those numbers and is not stored or forwarded. Tenjin's SDK requests its own token separately (see Tenjin below). The numbers identify a campaign, not your name or contact details.

Subscriptions & Purchases

Daily Bread offers optional subscriptions; prices are shown in the App Store. Purchases are processed by Apple, and subscription status is managed through RevenueCat so your access works across your devices. RevenueCat holds your purchase record (status and type) against a random app user ID rather than your name or email address. We never receive your payment details, which are handled entirely by Apple.

What We Do NOT Do

  • Track you across apps or websites
  • Sell or rent your personal information
  • Use your data for third-party advertising
  • Collect advertising identifiers (IDFA)
  • Collect precise location data or contacts

Third-Party Services

Daily Bread relies on the following services. All maintain strong privacy standards; data you keep on your device or in your private iCloud is never shared with them beyond what is described here.

Aptabase (Analytics)

  • Purpose: Privacy-first product analytics
  • Data shared: Usage events, not linked to your identity (no device identifiers, cookies, or fingerprinting)
  • Privacy policy: https://aptabase.com/legal/privacy
  • Location: United States

Sentry (Crash & Error Reporting)

  • Purpose: Crash reporting, error tracking, and performance monitoring
  • Data shared: Crash logs, error reports, and technical diagnostics, not linked to your identity. Sentry's SDK creates a random install identifier on your device (not your name, email address, or Apple ID).
  • Privacy policy: https://sentry.io/privacy/
  • Location: United States

RevenueCat (Subscription Management)

  • Purpose: Process and manage subscriptions and in-app purchases
  • Data shared: Your purchase history and subscription status, linked to a random app user ID (not your name, email address, or Apple ID)
  • Privacy policy: https://www.revenuecat.com/privacy/
  • Location: United States

Tenjin (Install Attribution)

  • Purpose: Measuring which ads and campaigns lead to installs (attribution), and analytics
  • Data shared: The identifier for vendor (not the advertising identifier), app version, OS version and platform, launch and session counts, session lengths, the number of in-app purchases, total ad revenue, a session identifier, the date of your first session, the SKAdNetwork conversion value the app reports once after install, and Apple's ad-attribution (AdServices) token, which the Tenjin SDK fetches. All of this is linked to you through the identifier for vendor. Tenjin uses it to measure which of our ads led to your install, not to track you across other companies' apps. As with any internet request, Tenjin's servers also see your device's IP address. Tenjin does not receive the advertising identifier (IDFA), and no tracking permission prompt is shown for Tenjin. Apple's SKAdNetwork install postbacks are also sent to Tenjin (tenjin-skan.com).
  • Privacy policy: https://tenjin.com/privacy/
  • Location: United States

Apple (Payments & iCloud)

  • Purpose: App Store payments and CloudKit sync
  • Data shared: Payment information (handled entirely by Apple); iCloud data stays in your account
  • Privacy policy: https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/

Pixel Fox Image Server (dailybread-image-proxy.vercel.app)

  • Purpose: Supplies the background photos for your verses, and the Bible text for the translations you download
  • Data shared: To pick a photo, Daily Bread asks our image server for a random image and sends the verse category, a keyword for it, the image size and quality, and, for some verses, a one-word theme (such as hope or forgiveness) for what the verse is about. The request carries an app key that is the same for every install. It sends no account, user ID, device ID, location, or verse text. The server replies with the address of a photo we store with Cloudflare, and the app downloads the photo from there. Bible text is downloaded from the same server, by translation. Like any web server, Vercel (which hosts the image server) and Cloudflare (which hosts the photo files) see the IP address and user agent of each request. The image server's own logs record the request path without its query string, the category of each photo served (and, when no photo matches a requested theme, that theme), the response status and how long it took, and the IP address and user agent only when a request carries an invalid app key. It keeps no record of you: the only thing it stores per request is a running count of how often each photo has been served, and it limits request rates in memory only, without storing them. It uses no analytics, advertising or error-tracking service. If our stored copy of a photo is unavailable, the app may load that photo directly from Unsplash or Pexels, which then see your IP address.
  • Vercel privacy policy: https://vercel.com/legal/privacy-policy
  • Cloudflare privacy policy: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/

Data Retention

  • On-device data: Kept until you delete it or remove the app. iCloud-synced data is retained in your own iCloud account.
  • Analytics data: Retained for 13 months, then automatically deleted.
  • Crash reports: Retained for 90 days, then automatically deleted.
  • Purchase records: Retained as required for financial and tax records.
  • Image server logs: Kept for a limited time under the hosting providers' standard log retention.

Your Rights

You have the right to:

  • Access & portability: Your data lives on your device — you can view and export it directly in the app or through iOS.
  • Deletion: Delete entries in the app, or remove the app to delete its on-device data.
  • Opt-out: Contact us to opt out of usage analytics.

If you are in the European Union (GDPR) or California (CCPA/CPRA), you have additional rights, including to object to or restrict processing and to lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority. To exercise any right, contact hello@pixelfoxstudio.com.

Data Security

We use appropriate technical safeguards, including HTTPS/TLS for any data in transit and on-device encryption provided by iOS. No system can be guaranteed 100% secure, but keeping your data on your device by default is our strongest protection.

Children's Privacy

Daily Bread is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided us with personal information, please contact hello@pixelfoxstudio.com.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will post the updated policy here and revise the "Last updated" date. For material changes, we will provide additional notice in the app where appropriate.

Contact Us

Questions about this policy or your privacy? Contact us:

  • Email: hello@pixelfoxstudio.com
  • Company: Pixel Fox Studio LLC
  • Address: New York City, New York, United States