Effective date: 2026-07-02
PipScore is a card-game score helper. It is built to be private by default: it works entirely on your phone, has no internet access, and does not save or transmit your photos.
PipScore never operates the camera itself — when you tap Take Photo, it asks your phone's own camera app to take the picture and hand it back. Because of this, PipScore does not request the camera permission (or any other permission).
When you tap Take Photo:
PipScore keeps a short on-device history of your recent scores (the cards read and the totals) so you can glance back at previous hands. This history contains no photos, is stored only on your device, and is never transmitted.
One thing outside our control: depending on your phone, the camera app you use to take the picture may keep its own copy of the photo in your gallery, according to that app's settings. That copy belongs to your camera app, not to PipScore. PipScore itself never saves your photos.
PipScore requests no permissions at all — not even the camera permission (your phone's own camera app takes the photo, so PipScore never needs direct camera access). No internet, no storage, no location, no contacts.
PipScore shares no data with anyone, because it collects no data and has no network access.
PipScore is a general-audience utility and is not directed at children under 13. It collects no personal information from anyone.
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted at this same URL with a new effective date.
Questions about this policy or the app:
13thrabbit02@gmail.com