Privacy Policy

Play Store Compliance Document • September 22, 2026

1. Introduction

At ItsMeMomo Developer Portfolio (itsmemomo.com), trust is the foundation of our software. This Privacy Policy explains how our apps handle your information. It applies to every app we publish — No WiFi Games, Ludo, Invoice Free, ScamCheck, Bill Vault, PDF Toolkit and Chandrika.

Our apps are not all the same, so this policy does not treat them as if they were. Section 2 covers the apps that collect nothing at all. Section 3 covers the apps that collect anonymous usage statistics and crash reports, and says exactly what those are. Section 4 covers advertising, which applies to No WiFi Games from version 1.2 onward and to Chandrika from version 0.3 onward — and to no other app we publish. In every case, the things you actually create — your invoices, your saved bills, your game progress, anything you paste in — stay on your device and are never sent to us.

2. Apps That Collect Nothing At All

ScamCheck, Bill Vault and PDF Toolkit are built privacy-first. They do not collect, store on our servers, sell, or share any personal data. Everything you create or enter stays on your device.

  • No account, no sign-up. You never create an account or give us your identity to use these apps.

  • No internet access. These apps request no internet permission, so your data cannot leave your phone. Your saved bills and receipts, your PDFs, and anything you paste into ScamCheck are processed entirely on-device.

  • No analytics, no ads, no trackers. We do not use advertising IDs or third-party analytics SDKs, and we do not participate in data brokerage.

  • Device permissions are local only. Where an app asks for a permission such as notifications, it is solely to work on your device — nothing is transmitted.

No WiFi Games — a note on versions. No WiFi Games version 1.1 and earlier belong in this section and collect nothing at all — no analytics, no crash reporting, no ads and no advertising ID. The version on the Play Store today is 1.2 or later, so it is not that one — it is covered by Sections 3 and 4 below. From version 1.2 onward the app includes the anonymous usage statistics and crash reporting described in Section 3 and the ads described in Section 4, and its Play Store data-safety details are updated in the same release. We are stating it here rather than quietly moving the app, because if you installed it expecting Section 2, you are entitled to know which version changed that.

PDF Toolkit — a note on your documents. Every document you merge or convert is processed entirely on your device, and we never upload, store or transmit your files or their contents. PDF Toolkit asks you for no device permissions: you pick and save files through Android’s own file picker, and the app has no internet permission, no advertising library and no advertising ID. If we ever add ads to a future version, we will update this policy and the app’s Play Store data-safety details before that version is released.

3. No WiFi Games 1.2+, Ludo, Invoice Free & Chandrika — Anonymous Usage Statistics

Ludo, Invoice Free, Chandrika and — from version 1.2 onward only — No WiFi Games include Google Firebase Analytics, so we can see which features people actually use and where they get stuck. Chandrika and No WiFi Games 1.2+ also include Firebase Crashlytics, so that when the app crashes we find out and can fix it. We have tried to keep this as narrow as it can reasonably be, and we would rather tell you exactly what it is than describe it vaguely.

What these apps do send:

  • A random app-instance ID. Generated on your device, not linked to your name, email or Google account, and reset if you reinstall the app.

  • Which screens and features are used, and how long a session lasts — for example that an invoice was exported, or that a game was started. In No WiFi Games 1.2+ this is deliberately narrow and worth spelling out: which game in the catalog you opened, whether you finished it, and the score it ended on. With ninety-odd games in one app it is the only way we can tell which ones are worth building more of. The game names are the same ones printed on the store listing. Never what was in it — never your board, your moves, or your saved games.

  • Your device model, Android version and approximate country, worked out from your IP address. Not a precise location — we cannot see your street, your city or your GPS position.

  • Crash reports — Chandrika and No WiFi Games 1.2+. If the app crashes, Crashlytics sends the technical details of the failure: where in the code it happened, your device model and Android version, how long the app had been open, and — in No WiFi Games — which of the games was on screen at the time, because a crash report from an app that hosts ninety-odd games is not much use without it. It is what lets us fix the crash rather than wait for someone to describe it. It does not include what you were looking at.

What they never send, and this is the part that matters:

  • Your content. No WiFi Games never transmits your boards, your moves, your saved games or your best scores — those are written to your phone and stay there. Invoice Free never transmits your invoices, your clients, your business details or your amounts. Ludo never transmits your games. Chandrika never transmits your chosen city, your language, or any panchang you looked at — every one of those figures is calculated on your phone. That data is written to your device and stays there.

  • The advertising ID — Ludo and Invoice Free. We switch this off explicitly. These two apps do not request the Android advertising ID permission, and we do not use it, so this data cannot be used to build an advertising profile of you. Two apps are the exception, because they carry ads: No WiFi Games 1.2+ and Chandrika 0.3+. Both are set out in full in Section 4, including how to switch ad personalisation off. Chandrika 0.2 and earlier did not use the advertising ID — if you installed it before 0.3, that is the version that changed it, and we would rather say so than move the app quietly.

  • Anything to anyone else. We do not sell, rent or share these statistics, and we do not participate in data brokerage. They exist so we can improve the apps.

Chandrika can also show one notification a day — the day’s tithi, at 6:00 in the morning. It is off unless you switch it on, it is worked out entirely on your phone, and nothing is sent or received to produce it. Turning it off in the app stops it immediately. These apps do request internet permission, which is what makes the statistics above possible — and it is why they are listed separately from the apps in Section 2. There is currently no in-app switch to turn these statistics off; if you would prefer not to send them, uninstalling the app stops it completely. If we add such a switch, or change what is collected, we will update this policy and the app’s Play Store data-safety details before that version is released.

4. Advertising — No WiFi Games 1.2+ and Chandrika 0.3+

No WiFi Games is free, and from version 1.2 it carries ads from Google AdMob. Chandrika is free, and from version 0.3 it does too. That is how they pay for themselves, and it is the whole reason this section exists. No other app we publish shows ads; No WiFi Games 1.1 and earlier show none, and Chandrika 0.2 and earlier showed none either. In Chandrika the advertising is a single small banner along the bottom edge — there are no full-screen ads, no video ads, and when your phone has no connection the banner is not shown at all.

  • Google AdMob is not us. It is Google’s advertising network, and it receives its own data directly from your device: your advertising ID, your device model and Android version, your approximate country from your IP address, and whether an ad was shown or tapped. What Google does with it is governed by Google’s own policy at policies.google.com/technologies/ads, not by this one. We are telling you because “we don’t collect it” would be a technically true sentence that leaves you worse informed.

  • The advertising ID, and how to switch it off. The ads are personalised, which is what the advertising ID is for. It is your switch, not ours: on your phone, Settings → Privacy → Ads lets you delete the advertising ID or turn off ad personalisation. Do it and the game keeps working exactly as before — the ads simply stop being personalised. Nothing in No WiFi Games is locked behind allowing them.

  • What an advertiser never gets. Your boards, your moves, your scores, which games you play, and the usage statistics in Section 3 are never handed to an advertiser or used to target an ad at you. We do not sell, rent or broker any of it. The ad network gets the list above and nothing more from us.

  • Still nothing to buy. There are no in-app purchases, no subscriptions and no payment details anywhere in the app. Ads are the only commercial thing in it.

5. Children

Ludo is declared on Google Play for age groups starting at 6 and up, which means it falls under Google Play’s Families Policy and we hold it to it. No WiFi Games version 1.1 and earlier collect nothing whatsoever and show no ads, so a child can play every one of those games with nothing leaving the device. From version 1.2, No WiFi Games is aimed at players aged 13 and up — it carries the ads in Section 4 and the statistics in Section 3, and it is declared on Google Play for the 13-and-over age groups to match. We would rather say that plainly than leave a parent to discover it.

  • No app of ours aimed at children touches the advertising ID. Ludo does not request the Android advertising ID permission at all, so it cannot be used to build an advertising profile of a child or to target ads at them. The apps of ours that do use it are No WiFi Games from version 1.2 and Chandrika from version 0.3, neither of which is aimed at children (Section 4).

  • No ads in Ludo, at any version, ever. There is no ad library in it and no plan to add one; if that ever changed we would update this policy and its Play Store data-safety details before that version was released, exactly as we are doing for No WiFi Games here.

  • Ludo collects only the anonymous usage statistics in Section 3 — which screens were used, and a random app-instance ID. We use them purely to understand and improve the app. We do not use them to profile, target, or advertise to anyone, and we never ask a child for a name, email, photo, location or any other personal detail, because the app has no way to enter one.

  • No purchases, no chat, no accounts in any of our games — so there is nothing for a child to spend money on and no way for a stranger to contact them through our apps.

If you are a parent or guardian and have a question about what your child’s device sends us, please email us — the answer for Ludo, and for No WiFi Games up to version 1.1, is “nothing at all” and “exactly the list in Section 3” respectively.

6. Data Requests

For the apps in Section 2, there is nothing for us to access, correct, or delete on our servers — and nothing for us to hand over if we are ever asked, because nothing was ever collected. For Ludo, Invoice Free, Chandrika and No WiFi Games 1.2+, the usage statistics in Section 3 are anonymous and are not tied to your identity, so we have no way to find “your” records in order to return or delete them — there is no account and no name attached to them. Uninstalling the app stops any further collection. If you email us for support, we use your email address only to answer you.

We may update this policy as we add new apps; the date above reflects the latest revision.

7. Contact

Questions about this policy or your privacy? Reach us any time and we'll help.

Email: itsmemomomohit@gmail.com
Official Portal: itsmemomo.com