Tiny Click is an iPhone app by Dhruv Kothari. It makes smaller copies of your photos on your iPhone. This policy tells you what the app does with your data.
Your photos
When you allow it, Tiny Click reads the photos in your library to measure them and to make smaller copies. All of this work happens on your iPhone. The app saves the copies to your library. It deletes a photo only after you confirm in the iOS prompt.
If iCloud Photos is on, Apple syncs the copies like any other photo. Apple's privacy policy covers that sync.
What stays on your iPhone
To work, Tiny Click keeps these items on your iPhone only:
- Your compression settings.
- The history of your batches: dates, file names, and sizes.
- The size of each item in your library, so that the Library screen opens fast.
- The library IDs of the copies that it made and of their originals, so that it never copies a photo twice.
- The number of photos saved on the free plan. The iPhone Keychain keeps this number, so it stays after you reinstall the app.
None of these items leave your iPhone. To delete the history, open Settings in Tiny Click and tap Clear history. When you delete the app, iOS removes all of these items except the free plan number.
Notifications
Tiny Click makes its notifications on your iPhone. It does not use a server to send them.
Purchases
Tiny Click Pro is sold through the App Store, and Apple handles the payment. The developer does not get your name, your email address, or your payment details. Apple gives the developer sales reports without personal details.
If you write to hello@kothariji.in, the developer gets your email address and your message. They are used only to reply to you.
This website
This website counts visits and button taps, such as a tap on the App Store badge, withUmami. It sets no cookies and keeps no personal data. The app collects nothing.
Children
Tiny Click collects no data from anyone, and that includes children.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be on this page with a new date.
