Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy for Naam Jaap Counter

Effective Date: November 30, 2025

Namaste! At Naam Jaap Counter, we honor the sacredness of your spiritual practice. This app is designed as a simple digital japa mala for Hindu devotees—tracking mantras like Om Namah Shivaya or Hare Krishna with full privacy. Inspired by bhakti traditions, we commit to protecting your peace: No data leaves your device. This policy explains how we handle (or don't handle) information. By using Naam Jaap Counter, you agree to these terms.

1. Information We Collect

We collect no personal information from you. Naam Jaap Counter operates entirely offline:

  • Local Data Only: We store anonymous details like mantra counts, session dates, and progress (e.g., "108 jaaps completed today") directly on your device using secure local storage (SQLite database). This helps track your sadhana streaks and history—no names, emails, or identifiers.
  • No Tracking: No analytics, crash reports, or device IDs are sent anywhere. Your chants remain as private as a personal puja.

If you add custom mantras or images (e.g., deity photos), these stay on-device too—nothing is uploaded.

2. How We Use Your Information

  • Local Use Only: Stored data powers app features like progress charts, reminders, and resuming sessions. It enhances your devotion without any external access.
  • No Commercial Use: We don't sell, rent, or analyze your data for ads/profits—your bhakti is not for sale.

3. Information Sharing and Disclosure

  • Zero Sharing: We do not share, sell, or disclose any data to third parties, including advertisers, governments, or services. No integrations with Google, Facebook, or cloud backups (unless you opt-in future updates).
  • Legal Exceptions: Only if required by law (e.g., court order), but even then, we'd notify you where possible.

4. Data Security and Retention

  • Security: Local storage is encrypted by your device's standards (e.g., Android Keystore). We use best practices to prevent unauthorized access.
  • Retention: Data stays until you delete it—clear app cache/history via Settings > Clear Data, or uninstall. No backups beyond your device.

5. Your Rights and Choices

As a user, you control everything:

  • Access/Delete: View/delete sessions in the History screen. Full reset via app settings.
  • Opt-Out: No tracking means no opt-out needed—toggle features like reminders locally.
  • Children: Not intended for under 13; supervise if shared.

6. Changes to This Policy

We'll update this policy for new features (e.g., optional cloud sync) and notify via app changelog or email (if provided). Continued use = acceptance.

7. Contact Us

Questions? Reach [Your Name], the solo developer, at hariomkumawat.dev@gmail.com. We're here to support your sadhana journey—may your naam jaap bring endless shanti.

With reverence, Hariom Kumwat Developer, Naam Jaap Counter

This policy complies with Google Play Data Safety guidelines. For legal advice, consult a professional.

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