Party Pack is developed and operated by Liam Or ("Party Pack," "we," "us," or "our"). This Privacy Policy explains the information collected when you use the Party Pack mobile application (the "App"), why it is used, when it is sent off your device, and the choices available to you.
Party Pack is intended only for adults aged 18 and older. The App requires you to confirm that you are at least 18 before using its gameplay features.
1. Information We Collect
Account and authentication data
- Name, email address, and user ID. If you sign in with Google, we request the standard profile and email information made available by Google, including your Google account identifier, name, and email address. If you use Sign in with Apple, Apple may provide your name, email address or private relay email, and Apple account identifier, depending on your choices and whether you have signed in before.
- Email credentials. If you register with email and password, the email address and password are sent to Supabase Auth for account creation and authentication. Party Pack does not store a readable copy of your password in its application database.
- Guest account ID. Guest sign-in creates an anonymous Supabase account with a unique user ID. It does not require a name or email address.
- Account status. We store your sign-in provider, whether the account is a guest account, whether the 18+ confirmation was completed, onboarding status, and account timestamps.
Player profiles and gameplay content
Player profiles you create are stored in our Supabase backend and linked to the Party Pack account that created them. A player profile can include a name or nickname, gender selection, relationship status, an optional partner link, and timestamps. We use this information to assign turns and select game cards appropriate for the group. You may use a nickname and the available "prefer not to say" options.
The active game session, card order, scores, and turn state are handled on the device. We do not provide a chat, photo upload, contacts upload, microphone recording, or precise-location feature. Limited gameplay and product-interaction events may still be sent as analytics, as described below.
Analytics and product interaction
Party Pack sends first-party analytics events to Supabase to understand use of the App and improve it. These events can include app opens and language, game modes opened, truth-or-dare choices, player counts, language changes, completion of the 18+ confirmation, gameplay events, and purchase events. An event can include a session identifier, event parameters, a timestamp, and your Supabase user ID when you are signed in. This makes these analytics linked to your Party Pack account until the account is deleted.
These first-party analytics are stored in Supabase. Google Mobile Ads separately processes its own ad and interaction analytics as described in Section 3.
Purchases and purchase history
When you view, buy, or restore an in-app product, RevenueCat and the applicable app store process information such as an anonymous RevenueCat customer identifier, product identifier, purchase receipt or transaction data, purchase status, and current entitlements. Party Pack also records the purchased product identifier, slug, and product name in its Supabase analytics after a successful purchase. Those product events are linked to your Supabase user ID when you are signed in.
Payment is completed by the Apple App Store or Google Play. Party Pack does not receive or store your payment-card number.
Advertising, device, and approximate-location data
Party Pack uses Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) and Google's User Messaging Platform to load, display, and measure interstitial ads and to collect advertising consent where applicable. These services may collect or process:
- device and app-scoped identifiers (on iOS, Party Pack does not request access to the IDFA advertising identifier, so it is not available to the SDK); on Android, the advertising ID (AAID) as permitted by your device settings;
- IP address and coarse or approximate location derived from it (Party Pack does not request precise GPS location);
- ads shown, ad impressions, clicks or other ad interactions, and advertising data;
- app and product interactions, device or operating-system information, and network information; and
- crash, performance, and other diagnostic data related to the advertising SDK.
App updates, crash, performance, and diagnostic data
Expo Application Services (EAS Updates) checks for and delivers over-the-air updates. Update requests can include the operating system and platform, project and runtime version, current and previous update identifiers, recent failed-update identifiers, a randomly generated persistent EAS installation identifier, request or network information, and limited previous fatal-error details. Expo uses this information to deliver compatible updates, measure update adoption, troubleshoot failed updates, and improve reliability.
Google Mobile Ads may also collect crash, performance, and other diagnostic data for ad delivery, analytics, and SDK reliability.
Support communications
If you choose to contact support from the App, Party Pack prepares an email containing the issue category, your description, and account context consisting of your email or guest label, sign-in provider, and Party Pack user ID. Nothing is sent until you choose to send the message through your email application. We and the email providers involved then receive and process the message and your contact information so we can respond.
2. Why We Use This Information
We use the information described above only for the functions implemented in the App:
- to create, authenticate, secure, and delete Party Pack accounts;
- to store player profiles and personalize gameplay;
- to provide purchases, restore entitlements, and remove ads for eligible purchasers;
- to understand product interaction and improve gameplay, onboarding, language support, and reliability;
- to deliver and measure ads, manage advertising consent, and prevent advertising fraud;
- to deliver compatible app updates and diagnose failed updates, crashes, and performance issues; and
- to respond to support requests and protect the App and its users.
3. Advertising and No Tracking
Party Pack does not track you. It does not request App Tracking Transparency permission, does not access the IDFA, and does not link data collected in the App with third-party data for targeted advertising or share it with data brokers. All ad requests from the App are sent as non-personalized ad requests, so ads are not selected based on a profile of you or your activity in other companies' apps or websites.
Party Pack's own code does not provide your Supabase name, email address, user ID, or player profiles to Google Mobile Ads. Google may still process limited technical data, such as IP address and device type, to deliver non-personalized ads, limit ad frequency, prevent fraud, and measure ad performance. Purchasing the App's ad-free product stops Party Pack from showing ads, but does not retroactively delete data already processed by advertising providers.
4. Third-Party Services
The App sends data to the following service providers for the stated purposes:
- Supabase — authentication, session management, account and player-profile storage, first-party analytics, and account deletion. See the Supabase Privacy Policy.
- Google Sign-In — Google authentication and delivery of the name, email address, user identifier, and authentication tokens you authorize. See the Google Privacy Policy.
- Google Mobile Ads and User Messaging Platform — ad delivery, consent handling, ad measurement, analytics, fraud prevention, and SDK diagnostics. See How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.
- RevenueCat — purchase processing support, receipt validation, entitlement management, purchase history, and restore-purchases functionality. See the RevenueCat Privacy Policy.
- Apple App Store and Google Play — app distribution, payment processing, transaction records, and store-account purchase history. Their handling of data is governed by the privacy policy for your store account.
- Expo / EAS Updates — update checks and delivery, installation and update identifiers, update adoption, and update reliability diagnostics. See the Expo Privacy Policy.
5. How Information Is Shared
The App shares information with the providers listed above only to operate the corresponding features. The current implementation does not include a separate feature that sells your Party Pack account details or player profiles to data brokers. We may also disclose information if required by law, to respond to lawful requests, or to protect the rights, security, and integrity of Party Pack or others.
6. Retention
- Account and player data: Supabase retains your account, profile, player records, and related account data while the account exists. The in-app deletion process removes the Supabase Auth user and the account-owned profile and player data that are configured to cascade on deletion.
- Analytics: the project does not currently enforce a fixed automatic expiration period for Supabase analytics events. When an account is deleted, its user ID is removed from retained analytics rows; those events may remain without the account identifier for product analysis and operational records.
- Purchases: RevenueCat and the app stores retain purchase, receipt, and entitlement records according to their own retention rules and as needed to validate or restore purchases, prevent fraud, and meet legal or accounting obligations. Deleting a Party Pack account does not automatically delete those independently controlled transaction records.
- Ads and updates: Google and Expo retain advertising, consent, update, installation, and diagnostic data according to their policies and service settings.
- Support: emails remain in the sending and receiving email systems until deleted under the settings and retention practices of those systems.
7. Account Deletion and Your Choices
You can delete your Party Pack account in the App under Settings → Personal Information → Delete Account. Completing that flow deletes the Supabase authentication account and account-owned profile and player records. Simply uninstalling the App does not delete server-side account data.
Account deletion does not automatically erase de-identified analytics rows or records controlled independently by Apple, Google, RevenueCat, Expo, or your email provider. You may need to use those providers' controls or contact them directly for requests involving their records.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal data, or to object to or restrict certain processing. To submit a request, email support@shotz-app.com. We may need to verify that you control the relevant account before completing a request.
8. Security and International Processing
We use access controls and the security features provided by our service providers to protect data in transit and at rest. No electronic transmission or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Our providers may process data in countries other than your own, subject to their contractual and legal safeguards.
9. Adults Only
Party Pack is not directed to anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly permit children to create accounts. If you believe a person under 18 has provided personal information through the App, contact us so we can investigate and delete it where appropriate.
10. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy when the App, its providers, or legal requirements change. We will post the updated policy at this URL and revise the "Last updated" date.
11. Contact Us
For privacy questions or requests, contact Party Pack at support@shotz-app.com.