Privacy Policy

QuickCal — effective and last updated: August 3, 2026

1. Who provides QuickCal

QuickCal is provided by AleksPetk. This Privacy Policy explains what information the QuickCal mobile app stores, what may leave your device, and how you can delete local data. For questions, contact support@alekspetk.com.

2. Summary

QuickCal is designed to keep your food library, calorie logs, settings, theme, tutorial status, trial information, purchase entitlement cache, and optional library photos on your device. There is no QuickCal account system and no QuickCal cloud sync for that content. The app does not include analytics SDKs, advertising SDKs, or third-party trackers in its current implementation.

3. Information stored on your device

Depending on how you use the app, QuickCal may store the following locally:

Food library. Item name, calories, optional protein, carbs, and fat, optional photo, pin status, and logging mode (Quick Log or Portion).

Daily log history. Date, time, calories, optional macros, a name snapshot at log time, optional portion, and a reference to the library source when applicable.

App settings. Daily calorie goal, day reset time, history retention preference, and a local purchase-status display value.

Theme. Your selected visual theme id.

Tutorial status. Whether the first-launch tutorial has been seen.

Trial information. App-managed trial start and expiry timestamps.

Purchase entitlement cache. Local cache of lifetime purchase status from the store (including product id, platform, and related timestamps when a purchase has been recorded).

Optional food images you attach are optimized and saved in the app’s local document storage on the device. They are not uploaded to a QuickCal server.

4. Permissions

QuickCal may request access to your photo library so you can attach optional images to food library items. The app does not use the camera for capture in the current implementation. Declining photo access means you cannot add those photos; other features continue to work.

5. What leaves the device

Your food library, calorie logs, settings, theme, tutorial status, trial information, purchase entitlement cache, and optional library photos are not sent to a QuickCal backend. QuickCal does not operate a cloud sync service for that data.

When you purchase or restore the lifetime unlock, or when the app checks store product information, your device communicates with Apple or Google through the platform in-app purchase system. QuickCal does not run its own server-side receipt validation. Purchase handling follows the store’s normal purchase and restore flow.

If you open Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, or contact links from the app, your device may load this documentation site or start an email to the support address you choose to use.

6. How information is used

Local data is used only to provide QuickCal features on your device: building your library, logging intake, showing daily totals, applying your settings and theme, running the first-launch tutorial, managing the trial window, and remembering lifetime unlock status after a successful store purchase or restore.

7. Sharing

AleksPetk does not sell your QuickCal library, logs, settings, or photos. Because that content stays on the device, it is not shared with AleksPetk through a QuickCal account or sync service. Platform stores (Apple or Google) process purchase-related information according to their own policies when you buy or restore.

8. Retention and deletion on device

History retention. In Settings you can keep log history for 1 week, 1 month, 1 year (default), or unlimited. When a limited window is active, older log entries are removed automatically. Retention does not delete your library, settings, or photos.

Clear History. Deletes all log entries while keeping your library, settings, theme, tutorial state, and entitlement.

Erase All Data. Permanently deletes your library (including managed library photos) and all history, and restores settings defaults (including tutorial state and theme). Trial timestamps and a real store purchase cache are preserved. Simulated development purchase state is cleared.

Uninstall. Removing the app deletes local QuickCal data on that device, including the local database and stored photos. A lifetime purchase made through Apple or Google can typically be restored later on the same platform with the same store account. The app-managed trial may start again after a fresh install because there is no QuickCal backend that tracks reinstalls.

9. Children

QuickCal is not directed at children and is not intended for use by children under 13 (or the minimum age required in your region). Do not provide personal information through the app if you are not old enough to use it under applicable rules.

10. Security

Data is stored using the device’s local app storage (SQLite and local files). No security measure is perfect. You are responsible for protecting access to your device. AleksPetk does not claim absolute security of on-device data.

11. Changes

This policy may be updated when QuickCal’s data practices change. The “last updated” date at the top will change when a revision is published on this site. Continued use after an update means you should review the revised policy.

12. Contact

Privacy questions: support@alekspetk.com. See also the Support page.