Effective date: September 20, 2026

Twelve: Sticker Journal (the "App") is a diary app that turns your photos into stickers and places them on daily pages. This policy explains what information the App handles.

Summary

• The developer does not directly collect your personal information, and there are no user accounts. PostHog (usage analytics) and Firebase Crashlytics (crash reports) are third-party services described in Section 3. They automatically collect limited technical data, such as an anonymous ID, usage events, device information, and crash logs.
• Your photos and journal (stickers, text, layout) are stored ONLY ON YOUR DEVICE and are never sent to the developer or to third parties.
• The App currently has no ads.

1. Information stored on your device

The App stores the following in its private storage on your device:

• Photos you take with the camera or choose in the system photo picker, and the sticker images made from them
• Text stickers you type
• The position, size, and angle of stickers on each day's page

This information is deleted when you uninstall the App. On iOS it is excluded from iCloud and computer backups, and on Android automatic backup is turned off. As a result, it cannot be restored if you change devices or delete the App.

2. Permissions

• Camera: Used only when you take a photo to make a sticker. Photos stay on your device.
• Photos: The App does not access your whole photo library. Only the photos you pick in the system photo picker are passed to the App.