What the app does not do
Japanese Study App does not collect personal information, does not create a developer account for you, and does not send your study history to a developer-controlled backend.
A simple place to understand how the app handles your data and how to get help if something goes wrong or you have an idea for a new feature.
At a glance
Effective date
This page applies to the current version of Japanese Study App and may be updated if the app’s features change in a way that affects privacy or support.
Privacy policy
Japanese Study App does not collect personal information, does not create a developer account for you, and does not send your study history to a developer-controlled backend.
The app may store things like study progress, settings, and list organization locally on your device so the app can remember your progress and preferences.
If the app uses iCloud sync, that syncing happens through Apple’s CloudKit and your own iCloud account. The developer does not get a private dashboard of your study data from that process.
The app may rely on Apple platform services needed for normal operation, but it does not include third-party ad networks or analytics tracking.
Support
If you run into a bug, notice incorrect behavior, or want to request a feature, you can contact support by email.
Helpful details to include: your device model, iOS version, app version, what you expected to happen, and the steps that led to the issue.
Contact
The address is revealed on demand to reduce scraping by bots. It is still easy for real people to view, copy, and use.
Plain-language promise
This app is meant to help you study Japanese, not profile you. If that ever changes, this page should change too, clearly and plainly.