Privacy
Last updated: October 14, 2026
The Short Version
I don't collect your data. Period. All Approve The Move apps store data on your device or in your own iCloud account. Nothing reaches me unless someone chooses to send it, such as an email, an ATMChat report (which can include the reported person's name, device ID and message) or a donated Qatari Cards replay, and nothing goes to third-party analytics or ad networks.
What This Means
- No analytics or tracking SDKs
- No advertising frameworks
- No server-side data collection
- No account creation required
- Your data stays on your device or your iCloud, apart from what an app needs to send to work or what you choose to send. For example, ATMChat sends your messages, name, avatar and device ID to nearby devices and can load link previews from websites, Qatari Cards exchanges your name, a random player ID and your moves with nearby players in multiplayer and sends me a game replay only if you choose to donate one, and GlucoRelay signs in to your CGM provider. Each app's own policy below has the full details
- If anything material ever changes, the app's own policy below will say so, and I'll tell you in the app or in its App Store release notes
Reporting a Security Issue
If you find a security problem in any Approve The Move app, email support@approvethemove.com with "Security" in the subject. Please include the app, its version and the steps to reproduce, and give me a reasonable chance to ship a fix before you publish details. This is also listed in security.txt.
Per-App Privacy Policies & Terms of Use
Each app has its own combined Privacy Policy & Terms of Use — the full legal terms that apply when you use that app, including its warranty disclaimers and app-specific notices (for example, the medical disclaimer for GlucoRelay). All apps are published by Approve The Move, and the documents are governed by the law of the State of Qatar except where your local consumer law says otherwise.
