Effective date: August 12, 2026 • Last updated: September 6, 2026
Summary
Family Chore Tracker helps parents and guardians create household profiles, plan chores, track completed routines, and manage points and rewards.
Names, chores, reward details, points, and completion history stay locally on your device. The app does not require an account, and we do not send household content to our servers or to Firebase.
Information stored on your device
To provide its core features, the app stores profile names or nicknames, avatars, chores, schedules, points, reward goals, completion history, and app settings locally on your device.
You can edit or delete this information inside the app. Deleting the app removes its locally stored information from that device, subject to your device backups.
Usage analytics
We use Google Firebase Analytics to understand aggregate app usage and improve features. Analytics is enabled by default. The app may record general events such as completing onboarding, creating or completing a chore, viewing the subscription screen, and the outcome of a purchase or restore attempt.
Analytics events never contain household profile names, chore text, reward text, free-form notes, email addresses, or other content entered by your family. We do not set a Firebase user ID, and the analytics component is integrated without advertising-identifier access.
Google Analytics assigns an app-instance identifier and may process a device vendor identifier, general device and app information, approximate region, app interactions, purchase or subscription outcomes, and diagnostic information. Usage and purchase events can be associated with an app installation or device even though the app does not require a login and we do not send household names or content. We use these events to understand app usage and improve the product. The Firebase Analytics component is integrated without IDFA support and is not used by us for cross-company tracking or behavioral advertising.
Learn more in Google's Privacy Policy and Privacy and Security in Firebase.
Advertising in the free version
The free version may use Google AdMob to show sponsored content. Google may process device identifiers, approximate location derived from IP address, ad interaction data, and technical diagnostics to serve and measure ads.
Ad requests are configured for non-personalized, child-directed treatment. App- or device-scoped identifiers can associate advertising interactions and approximate location with a device; non-personalized advertising does not mean that no identifier is processed. This configuration prevents IDFA transmission and restricts personalized advertising. Premium users do not see third-party ads in the app. Learn more in How Google uses information from apps and sites.
Advertising consent management
Google's User Messaging Platform helps determine and present advertising consent choices where required. It may process approximate location, product interactions, and performance information to provide this functionality. Advertising loads only when the consent SDK permits ad requests.
In-app purchases
Optional Premium products are processed by Apple through the App Store. We do not receive or store payment-card details. Apple handles payment information under Apple's Privacy Policy.
RevenueCat helps the app verify purchase status and restore access. It may process an anonymous app-user identifier and purchase information needed to provide the subscription or purchase entitlement. Separately, Firebase receives the selected subscription plan and purchase or restore outcome for analytics; these events can be associated with an app installation or device.
Children's privacy
The app is designed for parents and guardians. It does not ask children to create accounts or submit information to us. Household profile information is entered by the family and remains on the device. We do not knowingly use children's personal information for behavioral advertising.
Your choices
You can access, correct, or delete the app's locally stored information inside the app. Where required, the app presents consent choices for advertising. Purchases and subscriptions can be managed through your App Store account settings.
Data retention and security
Household content remains on your device until you delete it or uninstall the app. Service providers retain analytics, advertising, and purchase-verification data according to their own policies and contractual requirements. Data sent to service providers is protected in transit using standard encryption.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when the app or its services change. Material changes will be reflected by updating the date above and, where appropriate, through the app or App Store listing.
Contact
For privacy questions or requests, contact kidschores.support@gmail.com.