Anyone There

privacy policy

what we collect

Almost nothing. Here is the full list:

what we do not collect

how location is handled

Your coordinates are sent to the server only while you are actively connected and the app (or browser tab) is in the foreground. Location updates pause automatically when the app is backgrounded. Coordinates are held in memory and used solely to find nearby users. They are never written to disk and are removed from memory within 60 seconds of you disconnecting. Other users never see your exact coordinates — they only see a vague distance hint (e.g. "nearby" or "far away").

local storage — mobile app

The Anyone There iOS and Android apps store exactly three values on your device:

All three are stored using platform-native secure storage: the iOS Keychain and Android EncryptedSharedPreferences. No chat messages, location history, or nearby user data is ever written to disk.

data retention — server

There is no database. All server state is in-memory only.

analytics — web

The website uses Umami, a privacy-focused, cookieless analytics tool. It collects aggregate event counts (e.g. number of connections) with no cross-site tracking and no personal data. Umami does not use cookies and is compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and PECR. The mobile apps contain no analytics or crash reporting of any kind.

third parties

No data is sold or shared with any third party. The only external service used is Umami Cloud for aggregate web analytics, as described above. All connections between the app and server use encrypted transport (WSS/HTTPS).

your rights

Because we hold no persistent personal data on the server, there is nothing to request deletion of. On mobile, deleting the app removes all locally stored data (UUID, nickname, bio) from your device. On the web, clearing your browser's local storage achieves the same.

contact

Questions? Email apptakk@gmail.com.

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