Data handled by the app
Afterflicker stores gameplay progress on your device: settings, tutorial completion, scores, aggregate statistics, scene unlocks, achievements, saved-run recovery, and up to 90 Daily Drift results.
The launch version has no account, custom backend, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, or in-app purchase SDK. It does not request access to your camera, microphone, photo library, contacts, precise location, notifications, or tracking.
Platform services
Apple or Google may separately process the app purchase, installation diagnostics, crash reports, and aggregate store usage under its terms and the publisher’s store settings. Afterflicker does not receive your full payment-card details.
Sharing results
When you choose Copy Result, Afterflicker places a spoiler-free result summary on the system clipboard. You decide whether and where to paste it. The app does not upload the result.
Retention and deletion
Local data remains until you remove the app, your device restores a backup, or you use Settings → Reset Progress. Because Afterflicker has no account or backend, the publisher cannot identify or remotely delete data stored on a particular installation.
Children and security
Afterflicker is a general-audience puzzle game and does not knowingly solicit personal information from children. Platform protections and release-signing practices help protect the app, but no device storage is completely tamper-proof.
Changes
If the app’s data practices materially change, this notice and the relevant store disclosures will be updated before the changed behavior is released.
Contact
Afterflicker is published by Justin Solitro in Ohio, United States. Privacy questions may be sent to solitro.justin@gmail.com.