Privacy Policy
Your screenshots and photos never leave your iPhone. The ads that keep Feed Draft free do collect some information about your device — this policy says exactly what, and what it is never given.
Photos and screenshots
Profile screenshots and candidate photos are processed entirely on your device. Feed Draft does not upload, transmit, store, or receive them. Everything the app builds from a screenshot — the reconstructed post grid, extracted posts, profile picture, bio, and story highlights — is created on your device. Imported content remains only in the app’s temporary memory. It is cleared when you reset the preview or when the app process ends.
When you choose a screenshot or a photo, Feed Draft uses the standard iOS photo picker. It receives only the single image you select. The app does not request access to your photo library and cannot browse, read, or search it.
None of this content is ever sent to us, to our advertising provider, or to anyone else.
What we receive
We — the developer — receive nothing. Feed Draft has no accounts, no login, no developer-operated backend, no analytics service, and no AI service. We cannot see who uses the app, what you import, or what you do in it.
What the ads collect
Feed Draft is free and is supported by advertising from Google AdMob. This does involve collecting information about your device, and we would rather state it plainly than imply the app collects nothing.
Through the Google Mobile Ads SDK, Google may collect a device identifier, approximate location derived from your IP address, advertising data and interactions with the ad itself, and crash, performance and other diagnostic information.
Google uses this for advertising and measurement, and the device identifier may be used for tracking as Apple defines it. Google’s handling of that information is governed by Google’s own privacy policy and its published disclosures for the Google Mobile Ads SDK.
Your screenshots, extracted posts, profile picture, bio, highlights and candidate photos are never provided to Google. The part of the app that talks to the advertising software cannot read them.
Ads are requested as non-personalized in every region, whatever tracking permission you give.
Tracking permission
The first time you choose to watch an ad, iOS asks whether Feed Draft may track you across apps and websites. You can allow or refuse, and you can change the answer at any time in Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.
Your answer does not change the ads you see: Feed Draft requests non-personalized ads either way. Refusing does not limit any feature of the app.
Ads and the candidate slot
Rebuilding and viewing a profile is completely free and never involves an ad.
Placing a photo into the empty slot is the one feature the ads support. When you tap that slot, Feed Draft offers you a rewarded video ad. If an ad is available, watching it through is what unlocks the feature for that session — choosing “Not now”, or closing the ad early, leaves the slot locked, and you can ask again at any time.
If an ad cannot be delivered — you are offline, none is available, consent was declined, or it fails to play — the slot unlocks anyway. You are never locked out of the feature because of a problem we could not deliver an ad through.
The unlock is held only in the app’s temporary memory: it ends when the app process ends, and it is not restored afterwards. It is not a purchase, is not tied to any account, and nothing about it is written to your device.
Your choices and consent
Where your region requires it, Feed Draft shows Google’s consent form the first time it prepares an ad, and a Privacy options button appears on both the import and preview screens so you can reopen that form and change your choice at any time. The button is shown only where those controls are required.
You can also decline the ad, and use every other part of the app without seeing one.
Retention
We hold no data about you, so we have nothing to retain, export, or delete. Content created inside the app lives only in its temporary memory and is cleared when you reset the preview or when the app process ends. Information collected for advertising is held by Google under Google’s policies, not ours; the consent controls above and your device’s tracking setting are the ways to manage it.
Children
Feed Draft is not directed to children. It is intended for people old enough to hold a social media account and is not designed for or marketed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes
If this policy changes, the revised version and its effective date will be posted on this page before the change applies.
Contact
Questions about privacy can be sent to support@feeddraft.app.