Last updated: 25 October 2026
PostClear keeps your work on your phone. There is no account and no advertising. Your posts, checkpoints and tours stay on your device — we never receive them and cannot see them. The app also sends anonymous usage counts — which screens are used and how often, once a day — to our own server, so we can see what gets in the way and fix it. No identifiers, no third parties, and you can switch it off in Settings → Privacy.
Everything PostClear creates is written to on-device storage on your iPhone: posts, checkpoint lists, tour timestamps, exception notes, recap images you generate, and optional JSON backups you export. None of it is transmitted to us.
PostClear does not request location, camera or contacts. It does not run face detection or any on-device Vision pipeline. Tour times are the device clock, not GPS. There is no NFC or QR scan in this version.
PostClear uses no analytics SDK and no third-party AI service. Apart from the anonymous usage counts below, it sends nothing over the network; purchases are handled by Apple's StoreKit on the device.
PostClear Pro is an auto-renewing subscription sold through Apple’s In-App Purchase system. Apple processes the payment and tells the app whether a subscription is active. We never see your payment details, and we do not receive your name, email or Apple Account information.
If you share a recap image or export a JSON backup, iOS hands the content to whichever app or service you choose. We are not involved in the transfer and receive no copy.
PostClear does not use tracking SDKs or advertising identifiers. Local preferences use on-device storage only.
The app sends a small daily batch of counters to a server we run ourselves: how often the app was opened, whether the core job was done, and how the subscription screen was used (shown, and where; plan selected; closed; and, from version 1.0.3, purchases restored), each count tagged with its day and with how long ago the app was installed (the same day, 1–3, 4–7, 8–14, 15–30, or more than 30 days). Each post also carries the app’s name and version, your device language and your App Store country (the store your Apple Account uses, not your location); our server keeps those only as separate daily tallies (how many posts came from each version, language and country), not attached to the counts. There are no identifiers of any kind (no account, no advertising ID, no device ID), no job content, and no third-party analytics service. We use it only to see which parts of the app get in the way. Turn it off any time in Settings → Privacy; nothing is sent while it is off.
PostClear is not directed at children under 13. It is a business tool for adults who walk posts or patrols.
If this policy changes, we will update the date above.