Prove It is an iOS app that helps you reduce screen time by blocking selected apps until you complete a photo challenge. This policy explains what we collect, what we never collect, how we store things, and the services we use.
We built Prove It around a simple idea: the sensitive data created inside the app should stay yours. The sections below explain how that works in practice.
Information you provide directly
During setup, you may provide your first name, age range, phone-use estimates, daily goal, discovery source, and commitment signature. This information is stored on your device. Limited setup answers, such as age range, goals, discovery source, and onboarding completion, may also be used for product analytics.
App data stored on your device
Your blocked apps, categories, websites, unlock history, challenge photos, and Screen Time configuration are stored locally. Challenge photos are processed on-device and are not uploaded.
Information collected automatically
To keep the app stable and useful, we collect limited technical and usage data: app version, build number, device and operating-system information, app events, permission results, purchase or restore status, and aggregate block or unlock settings. We do not send the names of apps or websites you block.
Permissions
Prove It may ask for Screen Time, camera, notifications, and, where needed, App Tracking Transparency permission. Each permission is used only for the feature that needs it.
We want to be explicit about this. Prove It does not collect or transmit:
We do not sell your personal information.
We use the information described above to:
Local app data is stored in Prove It's private container on your device. We do not run a server that stores your blocked-app list, Screen Time data, challenge photos, or unlock history.
Prove It uses a small number of third-party services to operate. Each is listed below, with a clear note on what they receive.
Apple platform services
Prove It uses Apple services such as the App Store, Screen Time, Family Controls, notifications, and system permission prompts. Your use of these services is governed by Apple's privacy policy.
Purchases and subscriptions
Analytics and attribution
We use the following services to understand how Prove It performs, which features are used, and whether marketing campaigns are working:
These services do not receive your challenge photos, unlock history photos, blocked-app names, Screen Time reports, or camera-roll content from Prove It. They receive app events, aggregated metrics, diagnostics, or attribution events only.
Local data stays on your device until it is replaced by newer entries or deleted with the app. Subscription and analytics records are retained by the relevant third-party services under their own policies.
You can revoke app permissions in iOS Settings. You can also request access, correction, or deletion of data by emailing maxflameapps@gmail.com.
Prove It does not knowingly collect information from children under 13.
We may update this policy from time to time. Changes will be posted here with an updated date.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, contact us at: