Privacy Policy
A straightforward look at how your data is handled across every app — no legal gymnastics required.
No accounts · No analytics · No data soldLast updated: October 2026 · Applies to all iOS apps by Marcus Williams
Fitness Tracker
Training + nutrition tools built for consistency
Fitness Tracker works entirely on your device. There's no account, no sign-in, no ads, and no analytics, and your training data isn't sent to any server.
- Workout logs (exercises, sets, reps, weights, duration)
- Programs, your exercise library, and personal records
- Nutrition logs, body measurements, habits, and goals
- Progress photos you pick, which stay on your phone and are never uploaded
- Deleted when you delete the app, unless you export a backup first
- Reads body weight, nutrition, steps, sleep (with the heart rate, breathing, and temperature measured around it), energy burned, and workouts, so your days fill in automatically
- Writes the body weight and nutrition you log, and the workouts you record on Apple Watch
- Health data stays on your device and is never used for advertising
- Change access any time in Settings → Privacy & Security → Health
- No account or sign-in
- No ads or ad SDK
- No analytics, tracking, or crash reporting
- No location data
- No data sold or shared with third parties
- Notifications: workout and habit reminders, scheduled on the device
- Apple Watch: your workouts and today's plan pass between your iPhone and your watch directly
- Widgets & Live Activities: show your data on your own Home Screen and Lock Screen
- Backups & shared programs: written to a file only when you export or share one
- Fitness Tracker Pro is an optional monthly or yearly subscription, processed entirely by Apple. I never see your payment details
- Manage or cancel it in Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions
- Fitness Tracker displays no ads and includes no ad SDK. No Advertising Identifier (IDFA) is accessed.
- Earlier versions offered an optional account with cloud sync through Google Firebase. That's switched off: the app no longer contacts Firebase. If you had an account, email me and I'll delete the old cloud copy.
Plate Calculator
Stop doing plate math in your head
Plate Calculator does all its math on your device and needs no account. The free app shows ads from Google AdMob, which is its only third-party service.
- Your bar weight, lbs or kg, and light or dark mode
- No workout history, no profile, no account
- Deleted when you delete the app
- No account or sign-in
- No analytics or usage tracking
- No device permissions requested
- No data sold
- A full-screen ad can appear every few times you reset the bar. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which receives device and ad-interaction information to deliver ads and measure them, governed by Google's Privacy Policy.
- Plate Calculator doesn't ask for tracking permission, so iOS never gives AdMob your Advertising Identifier (IDFA) and ads aren't personalized from it.
- Where the law requires it (for example in the EU and UK), Google's consent form appears before any ad loads, and Privacy Settings in the app lets you change your choice.
- There is no paid ad-free version at this time.
TerraMarker
Custom maps for your land — map it your way
TerraMarker requires no account and stores all of your maps and features on your device. Map imagery and place search come from Mapbox, and location is used only to show where you are, drop points, and record tracks.
- Your maps, with their names, notes, and set areas
- Waypoints, lines, and shapes, with their colors, icons, and categories
- Recorded GPS tracks
- Downloaded offline map areas
- Deleted when you delete the app
- No account or sign-in
- No map or feature data sent to any server I control
- No ads, analytics, or usage tracking
- No data sold
- Location (While Using): show your position and place points where you stand
- Location (Always): keep recording a track with the screen locked, only while a recording is running
- Photos (add only): save a printable map you export as a photo. TerraMarker can't see your library
- Sharing: a map goes out through the iOS share sheet only when you tap share
- Exports: PDF, JPG, GPX, and GeoJSON files are created only when you export
- Imports: files you open are read on your device
- Map imagery, map previews, place search, and offline downloads come from Mapbox. Those requests include the area you're viewing or the place you search for.
- The Mapbox map software may also send Mapbox anonymous usage and location data to improve its maps
- A map's town name is looked up from its center point using Apple's geocoding service
- Mapbox requests are governed by Mapbox's Privacy Policy. Once an area is downloaded, the map works offline
- TerraMarker displays no ads and includes no ad SDK. No Advertising Identifier (IDFA) is accessed.
PMG Dating
Built for RMs — your mission: find the one
PMG Dating keeps everything you enter on your device. There's no account and no server, and your people, notes, and dates are never shared with anyone, including the ad network. The free app shows ads from Google AdMob.
- People you add: name, phone, email, address, age, social handles, and notes
- Status, last contact, and planned dates
- Calendar events, weekly goals, and topics
- Map pins for the places you save
- Stored only on this iPhone (no iCloud sync), and deleted when you delete the app unless you export a backup
- No account or sign-in
- No profile, note, or location data sent to any server
- No analytics or usage tracking
- No data sold
- Location (While Using): show where you are on the map. Never stored or sent anywhere
- Face ID / passcode: lock the app. Apple handles the check, and PMG Dating never sees your face data
- Notifications: planning and date reminders, scheduled on the device
- Contacts: when you pick someone with Apple's contact picker, only that contact's details are copied in. The app doesn't get access to your contact list
- Place search: what you type in map search goes to Apple Maps to find places
- Sharing a person: creates a contact card (.vcf). Private notes are left out unless you turn them on in Settings
- Backups: a backup file is written only when you export one, and read only when you import it
- Full-screen ads are served by Google AdMob, which receives device and ad-interaction information to deliver ads and measure them, governed by Google's Privacy Policy. Nothing you enter in the app is shared with AdMob.
- PMG Dating doesn't ask for tracking permission, so iOS never gives AdMob your Advertising Identifier (IDFA).
- Where the law requires it (for example in the EU and UK), Google's consent form appears before any ad loads, and a privacy option in Settings lets you change your choice.
- There is no paid ad-free version at this time.
HopeScroll
Doomscrolling, redeemed
HopeScroll is private by construction: no accounts, no ads, no trackers, no analytics, and no third-party SDKs of any kind. All five volumes ship inside the app, so reading never needs the network, and everything you do in it lives on your device and nowhere else.
- Your place in every book, and the verses, chapters, and books you've read
- Reading plans, the plan calendar, and your streak
- Highlights, notes, named bookmarks, and favorites
- Scripture Quest scores and quest streaks
- Badges and per-volume progress
- Removed if you uninstall the app — export first to keep it
- No account, no sign-in
- No ads, trackers, or analytics
- No third-party SDKs of any kind
- No network access needed to read — scripture text and search are on-device
- No data sold or shared with third parties
- Sharing — a verse as an image, text, or link, or your Scripture Quest score, goes through the iOS share sheet only when you tap share
- Export & import — your highlights, notes, progress, and scores are written to a file you control, and read back from it on a new phone
- Studio photos — a photo of your own that you pick in Studio is used on your device to make the image and is never uploaded
- Widget — a verse pinned to your home screen stays on your device
- Saving images — a verse image you design can be saved to Photos (add-only access; HopeScroll can't see your library)
- Reminders — daily reading reminders are scheduled on your device
- Links — "Read on churchofjesuschrist.org" opens that site in your browser
- HopeScroll Studio is a single optional in-app purchase, processed entirely by Apple — I never see your payment details
- Family Sharing for Studio is handled by Apple
- Everything else in HopeScroll is free
- HopeScroll displays no ads and includes no ad SDK. No Advertising Identifier (IDFA) is accessed and no ad network activity occurs.
- If ads are ever added in a future version, this page and the App Store listing will be updated first, and Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt would apply before any identifier is accessed.
Taper
70.3 and 140.6 training plans, built backward from race day
Taper doesn't collect personal data. There's no account, no Taper server, no analytics, no ads, and no tracking. Old Chief LLC can't see your plan or your workouts.
- Your setup: race, dates, level, weekly layout, and lift names
- Check-offs, workout notes, and test results
- Settings like units and appearance
- If iCloud is on, your plan and history are backed up to and synced through your own private iCloud account using Apple's iCloud
- Only you can access them, not Old Chief LLC
- Turn this off in the iPhone's Settings → [your name] → iCloud
- No account, no sign-in
- No Taper server
- No analytics, ads, or tracking
- No third-party SDKs or ad networks
- Settings → Start over in the app deletes your plan and history from the device
- Deleting the app removes the local data
- To remove the iCloud copy: iPhone Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Storage → Taper
- If you turn it on, Taper reads your workouts (swimming, cycling, running, walking, and strength) and their distance and time, only to check off matching sessions in your plan
- Taper doesn't write anything to Apple Health
- Health data stays on your iPhone. It's never stored in iCloud, never shared with anyone, and never used for advertising, marketing, or data mining. Only a plain "done" mark on the session syncs.
- You can revoke access any time in Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → Taper
- Apple Watch — Taper can send workouts to the Workout app on your watch using Apple's WorkoutKit. The workouts you record are saved by Apple's Workout app, not by Taper.
- Calendar — if you choose "Add to Calendar", Taper creates a calendar named "Taper" and adds your training days to it. It doesn't read your other calendars' events. Removing it in the app deletes that calendar.
- Notifications — morning reminders are scheduled on the device. Nothing is sent from a server.
- Sharing a plan — Taper creates a small file with your race type, race date, race name, level, weekly layout, and lift names. It contains no check-offs, notes, or Health data, and only goes where you send it (Messages, Mail, AirDrop, and so on).
- Feedback email — "Send feedback" opens your email app with a message to oldchiefllc@gmail.com, with the app version, iOS version, and iPhone model filled in. You can edit it before sending. Emails are used only to reply and fix problems.
- Taper relies only on Apple's own services (iCloud, Health, WorkoutKit, Calendar, and notifications), which are covered by Apple's Privacy Policy
- Taper isn't directed at children under 13 and doesn't knowingly collect information from them
- Taper gives general training information, not medical advice. Check with a doctor before starting a training plan.
- Taper displays no ads and includes no ad SDK. No Advertising Identifier (IDFA) is accessed and no ad network activity occurs.
Homebase
A calmer new tab for Chrome & Safari
Homebase is a browser extension rather than an iOS app, so it has its own policy. The short version: it stores your settings, links, tasks and notes in your browser's local storage on your own device and transmits none of it. There are no ads, no analytics and no tracking of any kind, and it never asks for your location permission or reads the pages you visit. The only outbound requests go to the weather, photo and search-suggestion services behind features you switch on — and each of those can be turned off.
Read the full Homebase policyAnalytics & Tracking
None of my apps use an analytics or crash-reporting service (no Firebase Analytics, Mixpanel, Amplitude, or similar), and none run A/B tests or monitor how you use them. None of them show Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt, so none of them can access your device's Advertising Identifier (IDFA). The only ad SDK in any of my apps is Google AdMob, in Plate Calculator and PMG Dating.
Advertising
Plate Calculator and PMG Dating use Google AdMob to show ads. AdMob receives device and ad-interaction information to deliver and measure ads, governed by Google's Privacy Policy. Because neither app asks for tracking permission, iOS never gives AdMob your Advertising Identifier (IDFA). Where the law requires it, such as in the EU and UK, Google's consent form appears before any ad loads, and each app has a privacy option to change your choice later. Neither app offers a paid ad-free version at this time. Fitness Tracker, TerraMarker, HopeScroll, and Taper have no ads and no ad SDK.
Third-Party Services
Plate Calculator and PMG Dating: Google AdMob for advertising — see the Advertising section above.
TerraMarker only: Mapbox for map imagery, place search, and offline map downloads. The Mapbox map software may also send Mapbox anonymous usage data. Governed by Mapbox's Privacy Policy.
Taper: no third-party SDKs, analytics, or ad networks. It relies only on Apple's own services (iCloud, Health, WorkoutKit, Calendar, and notifications), covered by Apple's Privacy Policy.
Everything else uses only Apple's own frameworks and services (such as SwiftData, MapKit, HealthKit, iCloud, and StoreKit), governed by Apple's Privacy Policy.
Update Checks & Purchases
Each app checks Apple's App Store now and then to see if a newer version is out, so it can let you know. That request sends only the app's ID to Apple, nothing about you. In-app purchases and subscriptions (HopeScroll Studio, Fitness Tracker Pro) are handled entirely by Apple; I never see your payment details. When an app asks for a rating, the prompt is Apple's own.
Children's Privacy
My apps aren't directed at children under 13, and I don't knowingly collect information from anyone, including children. Plate Calculator and PMG Dating show ads from Google AdMob, whose handling of ad data is covered by Google's Privacy Policy.
Changes to This Policy
If any future update to an app introduces a change that affects user privacy — such as cloud sync, accounts, ads, or analytics — this page will be updated before that change ships, and the App Store listing will reflect the new data practices. The "last updated" date at the top of this page will always reflect the most recent revision.
Have a question?
If anything on this page is unclear or you have a privacy concern, reach out directly.