Starfall · Privacy Policy · Effective August 10, 2026

Privacy Policy

Starfall is a puzzle game, not a data business. It has no accounts, no ads, no tracking, and it never asks who you are.

What the game keeps on your device

Your progress, settings and purchase state are saved as files on your own device. They stay there — the game never uploads them. If you use a device backup (like iCloud Backup), your saves ride along under Apple's backup terms, the same as any other app's data.

Purchases

Starfall offers a single one-time purchase that unlocks the full game. The transaction is handled entirely by Apple through the App Store — we never see your payment details, and restoring a purchase goes through Apple too. See Apple's privacy policy for how Apple handles that data.

Crash and performance diagnostics

The game is built with the Unity engine, and Unity Technologies collects anonymous diagnostics from it on our behalf: crash logs, performance data and session metadata, plus an installation-scoped identifier that keeps a device's crash reports together. This data is not linked to your identity and is not used for tracking or advertising — we use it only to find and fix crashes and performance problems. See Unity's privacy policy for how Unity handles it.

What we never collect

No names, no emails, no contacts, no location, no photos, no microphone, no advertising identifiers, no analytics profiles. The game requests no device permissions at all.

Children

Starfall is playable by all ages and collects no personal information from anyone, children included.

Changes and contact

If this policy ever changes, the new version will appear at this address with a new effective date. Questions go to dev@andrescastro.us.

Changelog · Aug 10, 2026 — first published.