MartCalc Privacy Policy

Effective and last updated: November 2, 2026

Bokeria Inc. (“we”) explains how MartCalc, our shopping calculator, list and history app, handles information on Android and iOS. The collection controls and data-minimization behavior described below apply to versions with the October 30, 2026 privacy update.

Shopping item names, prices, quantities, budgets, history titles and templates stay on your device and are not sent to Firebase. Usage statistics and error/performance diagnostics are separate choices. Shopping works with both off. There are no accounts or cloud synchronization. Versions with the November 2, 2026 advertising update add conditional non-personalized banner ads as described in section 4. Earlier ad-free versions remain ad-free until updated.

1. Information stored on your device

We store your current list, checked items, history and titles, budget, templates, language, currency, appearance and collection choices on your device. We do not operate a server for remotely viewing this shopping content. You can delete items and history in the app. Uninstalling the app or clearing its data also removes local records and settings, which may be unrecoverable. OS backup and restore behavior may depend on your device settings.

2. Optional collection and purposes

Collection starts only for the allowed choices. Where prior consent is required, we ask before collection. Changes apply to subsequent collection.

3. First launch, regions and withdrawal

The initial decision uses system country/region, country information in preferred languages, time zone and, on Android, SIM/network country available without a permission request. We check these signals on your device, independently of the display language you select inside the app. We do not contact an IP-location server or request location permission for this decision.

If any signal indicates the EEA, United Kingdom, Switzerland or related regions, or the region cannot be determined, collection stays off until you choose. In other recognized regions, we save both choices as on before starting. A saved refusal, partial choice or full allowance is retained across region and app-language changes.

Open Settings → Privacy choices to turn usage statistics or error/performance diagnostics off or on separately. “Turn all off” and “Decide later” in the initial dialog let you continue shopping without collection. Newly enabling or re-enabling diagnostics may require fully closing and reopening the app.

If choices cannot be read or saved, collection stays off and we offer a retry. An unexpected exit or interrupted settings change may require reconfirmation. Withdrawal stops new explicit events, diagnostics and active performance traces, and requests deletion of unsent crash reports from the SDK. It cannot guarantee cancellation or deletion of data already sent or requests already in progress. Contact us below for privacy requests.

4. Conditional banner ads and advertising privacy

No ads are shown at initial installation or first launch. In versions with the advertising update, a small banner on the shopping screen is eligible only when both at least seven full days have passed since the installation date recorded by the app (first use) and the app has been launched at least ten times. Eligibility is calculated locally from the recorded date and launch count. Before both conditions are met, the app does not request advertising consent information, initialize advertising through its app code or request banner ads. The Google Mobile Ads measurement initialization is delayed. A banner is hidden during keyboard entry or on other tabs; failed loading does not prevent shopping.

Google AdMob / Google Mobile Ads SDK: We request non-personalized ads. Google may process IP addresses and approximate location derived from them, app/device/OS information, app- or developer-scoped identifiers, ad impressions and interactions, crash/diagnostic information and performance data. Purposes include delivering and measuring ads, aggregated reporting, frequency capping, analytics, consent management, security and fraud prevention. Android advertising-ID permission is removed, and iOS does not request ATT authorization or access a usable IDFA. This does not mean there are no other identifiers or technical-data transfers. We do not send item names, entered prices, quantities, budgets, shopping history or titles in ad requests, and do not use personalized ads or cross-company tracking.

Separate advertising choices: After eligibility, Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) checks advertising consent and displays the applicable regional message before ads can be requested. This process is separate from optional Firebase statistics and diagnostics; turning those choices off does not itself disable eligible ads. If UMP requires an ongoing privacy entry point, open Settings → Ad privacy choices to review or change it. A refusal may result in limited ads or no ads according to Google's consent result. Non-personalized ads may still require storage/identifier consent in your region. If consent cannot be checked, the app continues shopping without requesting a banner. Changing a choice affects subsequent processing and does not erase information already sent.

Advertising technical data may be collected or shared with Google and applicable advertising/service partners under the consent result and platform restrictions. See Google's Android SDK data disclosure, iOS SDK data disclosure and non-personalized advertising guidance.

5. Providers, international processing and retention

Google LLC and its subprocessors process the selected data to provide Analytics, Crashlytics, Performance, AdMob and UMP. When collection is on, data travels over encrypted internet connections and may be stored or processed in the United States and other countries where Google operates facilities. Section 2 describes optional Firebase data and section 4 describes advertising processing separately. Turning optional collection off refuses subsequent Firebase transfers without limiting shopping; advertising choices are separate.

See Firebase privacy and security, Google's privacy policy and Analytics retention guidance for service-specific details and updates. Turning collection off or uninstalling does not immediately delete previously transmitted data.

6. Support and your rights

“Send Feedback” opens your chosen email app. If you send a message, we receive your email address, message and anything you choose to attach to respond to you. Shopping history and diagnostics are not automatically attached. We delete support correspondence within 90 days after resolution, unless a legal obligation or ongoing dispute requires limited additional retention.

Depending on applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, withdrawal of consent or object to processing. Since the app has no accounts, we may ask for the minimum information needed to identify the scope and relevant data. Refusing collection or exercising your rights does not restrict shopping features.

Privacy contact: Bokeria MartCalc support team
Email: appsupport@bokeriastudio.com

7. Security, children and changes

Selected collection uses encrypted transport and operational access is limited to personnel who need it. No storage or transmission method is completely secure. MartCalc is not marketed to children and we do not knowingly collect children's personal information. Contact us about concerns or deletion requests.

We update this page and its effective date when features or processing change. If you use an older version without collection controls, update to the latest version. Earlier versions had no in-app withdrawal controls, could enable usage/diagnostic collection automatically, and could include item names, prices and quantities in add-item and shopping-completed events. The updated version excludes these fields. Previously transmitted data can remain subject to the settings then in effect and the provider's retention rules.