RabbiTrack — Privacy Policy

Last updated: 20 September 2026

RabbiTrack collects nothing about you. It has no user accounts, no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising and no tracking of any kind. The app does not hold the Android internet permission, so it cannot send your records anywhere by itself. Everything you enter stays on your phone unless you choose to send it somewhere.

This policy explains that in full. It applies to the RabbiTrack Android application published by Mata Dev Studio, Belgrade, Serbia.

What the app stores, and where

Everything you record is written to private storage on your own device, in an area other apps cannot read:

Your farm records — animals, matings, litters, kits, health records, feed, finances, reminders and notes.
Photographs you attach to an animal. The app copies each picture into its own private storage; it is never given access to the rest of your gallery.
Your settings — chosen language, unit labels, theme, and the farm details you may enter (farm name, breeder, address, contact).

None of this is sent to Mata Dev Studio. There is no server behind RabbiTrack, and no account to sign in to.

Permissions the app asks for

Notifications — to show the reminders you create. If you decline, the app works normally and the reminders remain visible on the reminders screen.
Run after restart — so reminders you have already scheduled survive the phone being switched off and on.

Android lists three permissions beyond those two, which RabbiTrack does not ask for on its own account: they arrive with the scheduling library that delivers the reminders. Keep the device awake and run a foreground service let a reminder be prepared without the phone sleeping through it, and view network connections lets that library ask whether a connection exists. None of the three permits using one: RabbiTrack does not hold the internet permission at all, so it cannot send anything anywhere, to us or to anyone else.

The app asks for no camera permission and no storage permission. Pictures are chosen through Android's own photo picker, which hands the app the single image you select and nothing else.

When your data can leave the phone

There are three ways, and you are in control of all three.

You export records. RabbiTrack can write your records to a CSV file or a pedigree certificate to a PDF, and then hands the file to whichever app you pick from the Android share sheet — mail, a messaging app, cloud storage. Where it goes from there is governed by that app, not by RabbiTrack.
You make a backup. The backup command writes your whole farm to a .zip file that you save wherever you choose. The file is not encrypted and is readable on any computer, deliberately, so that your records are never locked inside this app. Keep it somewhere you trust.
You move to a new phone. When you set up a new device from your old one, Android may carry RabbiTrack's data across as part of that transfer. This happens directly between your two devices and does not pass through any cloud service.

What the app never does

No analytics or usage statistics of any kind.
No crash or error reporting.
No advertising and no advertising identifiers.
No location collection.
No contacts, calendar or microphone access.
No selling or sharing of data, because none is gathered to sell or share.
No automatic upload to the cloud. Android's own backup-to-Google-Drive is switched off for this app deliberately, so your records are never copied off the phone without you asking. Backing up is a command you give inside the app, to a file you keep where you choose.

Children

RabbiTrack is a record-keeping tool for rabbit breeders. It is not directed at children and collects no personal information from anyone, including children.

Deleting your data

Because your records never leave your device, deleting them is entirely in your hands:

Settings inside the app contains an Erase everything command, which deletes the records, the photographs and the app's settings.
Uninstalling the app removes its private storage with it.
Files you exported or backed up yourself are yours to delete wherever you put them.

There is nothing held by Mata Dev Studio for you to request the deletion of.

Changes to this policy

If the app ever changes in a way that affects this policy, the policy will be updated here and the date at the top changed with it.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or about the app: mata.dev.studio+rabbitrack@gmail.com