We collect no data.
This policy covers Ad Blocker and Create Docs. It is short because there is little to describe: neither has an account, analytics, or a server of its own. Apps that do are covered by their own policy — Kcal keeps a food diary and has all three.
Last updated 18 August 2026
Nothing is gathered.
Neither Ad Blocker nor Create Docs collects, stores, or sells personal data. There is no account to create, no analytics SDK, and no server of ours that your device talks to.
On the App Store both are declared as “Data Not Collected”.
Settings stay where you put them.
What you configure — enabled filter lists, allowed sites, your own rules — is written to your device. If iCloud is switched on, the same settings are mirrored through your personal iCloud key-value storage so they match across your devices. That storage belongs to your Apple Account; we have no access to it.
The same is true of what you write. Create Docs keeps your business details and every document you fill in on the device, in the app’s own storage. None of it reaches us, and erasing your details in the app removes them from the documents you have started.
We cannot see the pages you open.
Ad Blocker filters Safari through Apple’s Content Blocker mechanism: the system receives a compiled list of rules in advance and applies them itself. Safari never reports page addresses or page content back to the app, so there is no browsing history for us to hold — or to lose.
The optional Safari extension counts requests it sees blocked on a page. That count is kept on the device and is never transmitted.
The only requests we make.
Ad Blocker downloads filter files over HTTPS from the people who maintain them — AdGuard (filters.adtidy.org), the EasyList authors (easylist.to), and any address you add yourself. Nothing is attached to those requests: no identifier, no information about you. As with any request on the internet, the receiving server sees your IP address; that is outside our control. Conversion into Safari’s rule format happens on the device.
Create Docs looks companies up on the public register. When you enter a company number during setup, that number — and nothing else — is sent to Companies House, the UK government service that publishes the register, so the app can read back the registered name and address. It is sent when you ask for the lookup and at no other time. Everything else the app does, including producing the documents themselves, happens on your device.
Nothing is sent without you.
“Report a missed ad” opens your own mail client with a message already written. It is sent only when you press send, and the whole text is shown to you first, including the technical summary — rule count, app version, system version. Mail we receive is used to answer you and to fix the filters, and for nothing else.
No ads, no tracking.
These apps contain no advertising, no third-party SDKs, and no tracking. We do not use the device advertising identifier and we do not build profiles.
Not directed at children.
These apps are not directed at children, and they collect no data about anyone — children included.
If this changes.
An updated policy is published on this page with a new date. We do not change it retroactively — if we ever start collecting anything, it will say so here before it happens.