Privacy by Product
01 · Pocket Minesweeper Retro
No personal data collected by the app.
Pocket Minesweeper Retro is designed to work without an account and without sending your gameplay information to Brooklyn Babble.
The app does not collect, transmit, sell, or share personal information. It does not include advertising, tracking technologies, social login, cloud sync, or third-party analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.
What stays on your device
Your game preferences and statistics — such as settings, completed games, and best times — are stored locally on your device. Brooklyn Babble cannot access this information.
Deleting the app removes the information stored by Pocket Minesweeper Retro on that device.
Apple diagnostics
If you choose to share analytics or crash diagnostics with developers through your Apple device settings, Apple may provide Brooklyn Babble with diagnostic or aggregated information. Pocket Minesweeper Retro does not include its own analytics or crash-reporting service.
02 · LaterLoop
Local first, with optional private iCloud sync.
LaterLoop works without a Brooklyn Babble account and does not include advertising, behavioral tracking, or third-party analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.
Information LaterLoop stores
LaterLoop stores the content you choose to save — such as links, notes, photos, files, audio, and video — together with information needed to organize and resurface it. That information can include titles, website names, thumbnails, file details, notes, dates, preferences, and your open, snooze, and resurfacing history.
By default, this information is stored in LaterLoop's local database and shared container on your device so the main app and its share extension can work together.
Link previews
When you save a public web link, LaterLoop may contact that website to retrieve its title, website name, and preview image. The website or its service provider receives the ordinary network request and may process technical information, such as your IP address, under its own privacy policy. Brooklyn Babble does not operate those websites.
Optional iCloud sync
If you turn on iCloud sync, LaterLoop sends your library to a private CloudKit database associated with your Apple Account so it can remain available across your devices. Apple processes and stores that information as part of iCloud. Brooklyn Babble does not operate a separate account or sync server for LaterLoop. You can learn more in Apple's iCloud data security overview.
Notifications, purchases, and diagnostics
If you allow notifications, LaterLoop schedules reminders on your device. It does not send your saved content to a Brooklyn Babble notification server.
LaterLoop includes support for optional App Store subscriptions, although subscriptions may not be enabled in every build. Apple processes purchases and may provide Brooklyn Babble with transaction or entitlement information needed to verify access; Brooklyn Babble does not receive your payment-card details. See Apple's App Store privacy information.
LaterLoop does not include its own analytics or crash-reporting service. If you choose to share diagnostics with developers in your Apple device settings, Apple may provide Brooklyn Babble with diagnostic or aggregated information.
Deleting LaterLoop information
You can delete saved items in LaterLoop. If iCloud sync is on, those deletions can sync through iCloud. Deleting the app removes its local information from that device, but it does not necessarily delete information already stored in iCloud; iCloud data can be managed through your Apple device settings.
03 · Sprint Coach for iOS and watchOS
Your sprint data stays on your Apple devices.
Sprint Coach works without a Brooklyn Babble account and does not include advertising, behavioral tracking, cloud storage, or third-party analytics or crash-reporting SDKs. It does not send your sprint history, location, motion, or camera information to Brooklyn Babble.
Location and motion during a sprint
When you start a GPS-tracked sprint, Sprint Coach uses location while the app is in use to measure distance and speed. It also uses motion activity and pedometer distance, when available, to improve those measurements. The Apple Watch app uses location and pedometer distance for standalone sprint tracking. Collection stops when the active session ends.
Sprint Coach stores derived run results, not a route history. A saved result can include the athlete name you entered, date, selected and measured distance, duration, speed metrics, moving time, and split times.
Camera-based course measurement
On supported iPhones, the optional Measure feature uses the camera and ARKit to estimate the distance between course points. Sprint Coach uses the live camera view for measurement and does not save photos or video.
iPhone and Apple Watch sync
If watch sync is enabled, Sprint Coach uses Apple's paired-device WatchConnectivity service to exchange recent run results and live progress between your iPhone and Apple Watch. Synced information can include a run identifier, date, distance, duration, average speed, and maximum speed. Brooklyn Babble does not operate a server for this transfer.
What stays on your devices
Sprint history, personal bests, athlete name, preferred distance, training goals, and reminder settings are stored locally in the app on your iPhone or Apple Watch. If you enable reminders, Sprint Coach schedules them locally through Apple's notification system.
Your controls and deletion
You can decline or revoke location, motion, camera, and notification access in Apple Settings. Watch sync can be turned off in Sprint Coach. Individual Apple Watch results can be deleted from watch history. Deleting Sprint Coach removes its locally stored information from that device; a result already synced to the paired device remains there until it is separately removed or that app is deleted.
Apple diagnostics
Sprint Coach does not include its own analytics or crash-reporting service. If you choose to share diagnostics with developers in your Apple device settings, Apple may provide Brooklyn Babble with diagnostic or aggregated information.
Our general approach
We minimize data collection.
Whenever possible, Brooklyn Babble products are designed to work without accounts, tracking, or unnecessary collection of personal information.
If a future product needs information to provide a feature — for example, syncing something between devices — its section on this page will explain:
- what information is used
- why it is needed
- whether it stays on your device or is transmitted
- whether any third party receives it
- how long it is retained
- how you can delete it
We don't sell personal information or build advertising profiles from your activity in Brooklyn Babble products.
This website
No company-operated advertising or behavioral tracking.
The Brooklyn Babble website does not require an account and does not use advertising trackers operated by Brooklyn Babble. Our hosting provider may process basic technical information necessary to securely deliver and operate the website.
Changes to this policy
We'll keep this page current.
As Brooklyn Babble creates new products or adds features, we may update this policy. When we do, we'll update the effective date above and add or revise the relevant product section.
Contact
Questions about privacy?
hello@brooklynbabble.com
Brooklyn Babble LLC
New York, United States