Privacy

Every Nidello app has its own privacy page, because every app asks for different things. A single vague policy that covers everything is exactly what Apple refuses — and it would tell you nothing.

What is true of all of them

• None of the apps below keeps your data on a Nidello server.
• No ads, no analytics, no crash reporting, no third-party kit.
• Your data lives on your device and, if you turn it on, in your own private iCloud, which we cannot open.
• Everything is exportable, whenever you want, without asking us.

And what is particular to each

• CartinaLocation sent to Apple to name a place, and a Google link you paste.
• Carico LogHealth: writes your workouts, reads heart rate and weight.
• Dono LogHealth: reads your blood group only. Camera, photos, calendar write-only.
• AutoCarnetCamera and Face ID. Nothing leaves the device at all.
• ValicoHealth: reads your medication list, if you ask. Works with no signal.
• BattigiaDownloads the whole sargassum map from our relay, which never learns where you go.
• CautelaHealth: reads clinical records, writes symptoms. Never to iCloud.
• SordinaThe microphone reads a loudness level. No recording, nothing stored.
• SpolaSends track titles to the music services you connect. Tokens in the Keychain.
• BivioSends searches and coordinates to Apple Maps and Apple Weather. Reads public exchange rates through our relay.
• IndossoCamera, photos, calendar and contacts, all read on the device. Apple gets place searches and weather.
• MescitaAn unknown barcode and its product go to open product databases, unless you turn it off. Nothing about you.
• GuardiaReads public health figures through our relay. Location only while open.
• TanicaDownloads every price and ranks on your phone. Apple Maps gets the routes.
• CasellinaFifteen games, no permissions at all. Your games stay on the device and in your own iCloud.

Several of them do send data out, for what you asked them to do: Spola talks to the music services you connect; Bivio, Tanica and Indosso ask Apple Maps for places or routes; Mescita looks up a barcode it does not know in open product databases, with nothing else; and Guardia, Tanica, Bivio and Battigia read public figures through relays of ours, which keep no log. Their pages list every destination and exactly what it receives.