Last updated: 2026-08-18
What you create in the App — photos, captions, folder and group names — is stored only on your device and is never transmitted. That is the App's most important promise. Separately, the App sends limited information to improve the product (usage and crash data) and, for users who have not purchased, to show ads. Below is exactly what is sent and what is not.
None of the following is ever transmitted or collected, for any purpose.
The App requires no account and the developer runs no server of their own. Your photos and text stay on your device. They are not part of analytics or crash reports either, whatever your settings say.
The following is kept inside the App's own storage and never leaves it.
Uninstalling the App removes all of it from your device. Individual items can be deleted inside the App.
Used to take photos. Captured images are stored in the App's own storage.
Used to bring existing photos and screenshots into the App, limited to what you select. The App never transmits the contents of your photo library.
Used to save photos from the App back to your camera roll. This feature asks for add-only access: saving does not require reading, and we ask for no more permission than a feature needs.
To improve the App and fix defects, it uses Google Analytics for Firebase and Firebase Crashlytics, provided by Google LLC. The following is sent:
The set of things that can be sent is fixed in the App's code; there is no mechanism by which text you entered could be included.
You can stop this at any time from the App's menu. "Send usage data" and "Send crash reports" are separate switches, and your choice is remembered.
Before purchase, a Google AdMob banner appears at the bottom of the photo list. To serve ads, information including an advertising identifier may be sent to Google and its advertising partners.
On iOS you will be asked whether to allow tracking. Every feature of the App works if you decline; ads simply become less relevant (non-personalised).
Purchasing removes the ads, and with them the transmissions made for advertising.
See How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services.
The App offers a one-time in-app purchase. The transaction is handled by Apple (App Store) or Google (Google Play), who process your payment details. The developer never receives them.
To confirm a purchase the App communicates with those stores. That communication never includes photos or text you created in the App. Your purchased state is kept on the device, so paid features work offline.
See Apple's Privacy Policy and Google's Privacy Policy for how they handle your data.
Everything above concerns the App. This website (easyshot.tsukuruya.me) is separate, and the following applies to it.
This site uses Google Analytics (GA4), provided by Google LLC, to understand how the site is used. It sets cookies and sends the following to Google:
This is used to improve the site. It contains nothing that directly identifies you, such as a name or email address. Data you create in the App (photos, captions, folder names) has nothing to do with this and is never transmitted.
To opt out, disable cookies in your browser or install the Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on. See Google's Privacy Policy for how Google handles this data.
Usage and crash data goes to Google as the provider of those services; advertising data goes to Google and its advertising partners. Nothing is shared with anyone else. None of it includes your photos or the text you entered.
Website analytics data is sent to Google as described in section 7.
The App is not directed at a particular age group, and it collects no information from users of any age.
If this policy changes, this page is updated and the date above is revised. Significant changes are also noted in the App's release notes.
Questions about this policy: see the contact page.