App privacy

Spanish Cards privacy

Spanish Cards is designed as a focused iOS learning app with a local, privacy-first workflow. This page explains the current privacy expectations for version 1 in plain language, including the difference between what the app does and what happens only if a user chooses to email support.

Local workflow

What Spanish Cards is intended to do

What Spanish Cards does

Spanish Cards lets users move through guided lessons, browse flashcard stacks, review saved cards, and search the app's study content on their device.

Local processing

Version 1 of Spanish Cards is intended to keep its core learning workflow local to the user’s device. The normal lesson, review, and search flow is designed to work without needing a Jintus Labs server for normal use.

No personal data collection in version 1

Spanish Cards does not collect personal data. Version 1 works without user accounts, analytics, advertising SDKs, or third-party tracking tools.

Study information

The app is intended to keep study activity, review lists, and learning content inside the app rather than sending that information to Jintus Labs as part of normal use.

Support email

What happens only if you contact support

If you contact support

If you contact support about Spanish Cards, Jintus Labs may receive the information you choose to send, such as your email address, app version, iOS version, screenshots, or other support details.

How support information is used and kept

Support information is used only to respond to your request, troubleshoot issues, and improve Spanish Cards. Jintus Labs will try to keep that information only as long as reasonably needed and then delete it when it is no longer needed, unless law requires otherwise.

Future changes

How the page should change later if the app changes

Changes later

If future versions of Spanish Cards add cloud features, analytics, or other data collection, this page should be updated before or when those changes go live.